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BYD Co.’s sales barely grew last month, raising doubts about whether the Chinese electric-vehicle maker will meet its annual target.

Tesla rivals XPeng and Xiaomi reported record July deliveries. BYD, Li Auto and Nio's China EV sales fell vs. June.

BEIJING (Reuters) -BYD's vehicle production fell 0.9% in July from a year earlier, ending a 16-month growth streak that has catapulted the Chinese automaker into the world's largest electric vehicle maker. BYD made 317,892 EVs and plug-in hybrids globally last month, down 0.9% in its first decline in more than a year, while sales edged up 0.6% to 344,296 vehicles, slowing sharply from a 12% increase in June, according to a monthly filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange. With electric car sales accounting for 41% of its more than 4 million vehicle sales last year, BYD has overtaken the U.S. EV specialist as the world's top EV seller.

BYD has welcomed a new 7,000 CEU LNG dual-fuel car carrier built by Guangzhou Shipbuilding International (GSI).

BYD sold 344,296 NEVs in July, roughly on par with the same period last year, as PHEV sales declined sequentially for the fourth consecutive month.

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Chinese EV companies captured 10.6% of Europe's EV market share in June despite EU tariffs. BYD and Xpeng saw significant sales growth.

An update from BYD Co ( ($HK:1211) ) is now available. BYD Company Limited has announced a significant increase in its registered capital and total issued shares, f...

The United States has agreed to impose 15 percent tariffs on imports from South Korea under a trade deal announced on Wednesday, easing earlier concerns over a potential 25 percent rate.