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Tesla’s new long-range Model Y in China drew heavy demand, with orders equal to three weeks of Shanghai factory capacity on launch day.

Facing intense competition in China's new energy vehicle market, electric vehicle leader BYD has clearly shifted its operational focus toward overseas markets to sustain high growth momentum. However, with global capacity expansion largely in place, the company's future growth rate is unlikely to replicate past rapid gains.

CATL's market share in October increased by 0.19 percentage points compared to September, while BYD's share grew by 0.22 percentage points.

Ford CEO Jim Farley tore down Tesla and Chinese EVs and what he found forced him to completely rethink Ford’s electric strategy

A new report by CARMA, BYD vs the World: A Media Intelligence Perspective on a Rising Superbrand, reveals that 65% of global media coverage positioned BYD as a market leader in 2025.

According to data compiled by the Gasgoo Automotive Research Institute, BYD s passenger vehicle exports continued to perform strongly from January to September

The new 821-km Model Y variant secured orders equivalent to three weeks of production capacity at Tesla's Shanghai factory on its launch day.

Citi sees BYD nearly doubling overseas EV sales in 2026 to 1.5-1.6M, powered by models and plants in Europe, North America and ASEAN, driving growth worldwide.

Tesla's share of China's NEV market in October stood at 2.03 percent, dropping out of the top 10 for the first time since August 2022.