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BYD Sales Decline Amid Intense Competition in China’s EV Market
Electric vehicle juggernaut BYD Co.’s monthly sales fell for the first time in more than 18 months even as the company’s domestic rivals reported strong gains amid fierce competition in the Chinese market.
BYD’s NEV Sales See Rare Dip as PHEV Decline Continues
Chinese automotive giant BYD has hit a speed bump, reporting a rare year-on-year decline in new energy vehicle (NEV) sales for September. The drop comes as sales of their plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) models continue to fall.
New Tesla Model 3 refresh just launched in China with price...
Tesla launched the refreshed Model 3 on Oct 1, 2025, keeping the 235,500 yuan price. Updates include black badges and a new front camera, improving parking precision and Smart Summon safety.
BYD Sept NEV sales down 5.52% year-on-year as hybrids continue to...
This marks the first year-on-year decline in BYD's monthly NEV sales since March 2024, with PHEV sales falling 25.58 percent.
More EU countries could target incentives to exclude China EVs
Incentives offered by France and Britain to boost sales of locally built EVs have become more important as competition from China grows. Italy and Spain are weighing similar strategies.
Tesla Announces Incentives in China as Q4 Begins
Tesla has announced on Wednesday a new round of incentives for the Chinese market, as the last wuarter of the year begins.
Tesla (TSLA) Investors Brace for Q3 Deliveries while Chinese Rivals Smash...
Tesla ($TSLA) investors are on edge as the company prepares to release its third-quarter delivery and production numbers on Thursday. Meanwhile, Chinese rivals XPen...
Why Tesla’s Chinese Rival Nio’s Stock Is Accelerating Premarket Today?
Shanghai, China-based Nio reported deliveries of 34,749 in September, up 64% from the same month last year.
This Chinese Automaker Is Running Circles Around Tesla In 2025: Xpeng...
Electric vehicle giant Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is facing mounting competitive pressures from Chinese rivals who are quietly eating into its market share, both in China and Europe.
China’s EV supremacy raises national security concerns for the US
China is in the driver’s seat when it comes to EV technology—which poses huge defense implications for the U.S.
