Automundo China
Is BYD Co. About to Leave Tesla in the Dust? @themotleyfool...
Tesla put up a fight and unleashed a strong third-quarter delivery result, but BYD might continue speeding ahead for the rest of 2025.
Tesla China Sales Soar 25% In September: Second-Biggest Month Of 2025
Tesla's September sales in China rise 25% amid market growth, but still down Year-over-Year as European sales continue to fall.
BYD Yangwang U9 Xtreme hypercar heads to Brazil, 1 of 30
BYD confirms the Yangwang U9 Xtreme hypercar for Brazil: a single unit from a 30-car run. The 3,000-hp EV boasts 496.22 km/h and a sub-7 Nürburgring lap.
Global EV battery market share in Jan-Aug 2025: CATL 36.8%, BYD...
CATL and BYD collectively installed 379.3 GWh of EV batteries in January-August 2025, accounting for 54.8 percent of the global total.
3-Way Cool EVs From Tesla, Ford, & Audi You Can Only...
Three new EVs are coming to customers in China but not those in the US. Two of them would be sure winners in North America.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra catches fire in accident, bystanders’ rescue attempts fail
High-speed Xiaomi SU7 Ultra crash leads to blaze, unconfirmed door lock speculation.
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Tesla’s cheaper cars face Europe test
Tesla's lower-priced versions of its staple Model Y SUV and Model 3 sedan face an uphill battle in the region where Elon Musk's company arguably needs help the most: Europe.
‘The Stella show’: The woman pushing BYD’s global domination
From humble beginnings, Stella Li is steering the Chinese carmaker through price wars at home and tariffs abroad in its pursuit of worldwide EV market control.
Xpeng Aeroht secures 600 orders for its “Land Aircraft Carrier” in...
Xpeng's flying car Aeroht secures major Middle East deal.
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Tesla sells 71,525 cars in China in Sept, second-highest this year
Tesla's retail sales in China came in at 71,525 cars in September, marking the second-highest figure this year with a year-on-year decline narrowing to 0.93 percent.
