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Chinese EV giant BYD has unveiled its luxury EV, the Yangwang U7, featuring impressive capabilities like automatic suspension adjustments and autonomous parallel parking. Launched in March 2025, it offers both plug-in hybrid and fully electric options, boasting 1,287 hp with an innovative energy recovery suspension system.

Chinese EV manufacturer BYD claims that its new Tang L SUV (pictured left

With the US, the UK and much of Europe ramping up incentives for domestic production, no wonder China is scrambling to maintain its competitive edge, Saman Rizwan writes.View on euronews

Chinese electric-car maker BYD poses a major threat for Elon Musk’s Tesla and Detroit’s Big 3 automakers – and President Trump’s trade war with China could accelerate the crisis, experts told The Post. The fast-growing firm surged past Tesla with $100 billion in global sales last month while unveiling innovations like five-minute charging for 250 miles of range and an assisted driving system called “God’s Eye.” That’s despite the fact that BYD’s...

“As the words came out of Trump’s mouth, they were probably drinking champagne in BYD headquarters,” Ives told The Post. “It accelerates BYD’s success.”

The Chinese automotive market sustained its growth momentum as automakers posted record-breaking sales figures for March, with competition notably intensifying in the new energy vehicle sector.

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A staggering $1.9 trillion in extra industrial lending is fueling a continued flood of exports that could be spread even wider across the world by the Trump tariffs.

The company manufactures vehicles in the US, Europe and China using regional suppliers, which will allow it to partially avoid the levies. But its extremely high valuation and poor sales performance have led to $750 billion losses in the stock market since December