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Tesla (TSLA) is preparing for a potential delay in obtaining Chinese approval for its autonomous driving technology and the company has been told there is no definitive timetable for regulators to approve a license for it to begin widespread training of its “full self-driving” technology, despite an earlier indication that it would get the go ahead in the second quarter of 2025, people with knowledge of the matter told Financial Times’ Zijing Wu and Stephen Morris. Published first on TheFly – th

Tesla’s Gigafactory Shanghai has officially kicked off mass production of the new Model Y, and with that, the company has also accelerated the vehicle’s delivery timeline. Initially set for March, the first batch of the […]

The 2025 Denza N7 comes standard with the God's Eye B smart driving system, as BYD focuses on vehicle intelligence this year.

BYD acquired mining rights for two sites in a lithium-rich part of Brazil in 2023, thereby entering the mining business in its largest market outside China.

China's electric vehicles are around three to five years ahead of the competition in terms of products, technology and the industrial chain, BYD's CEO Wang Chuanfu said in an interview with China's national television broadcaster. Wang was interviewed on Monday after Chinese President Xi Jinping's symposium with some of the biggest names in China's technology sector.

BYD has signed contracts with Saudi Electricity Company to deliver 12.5GWh of BESS equipment for the five energy storage projects.

BYD Energy Storage will supply its new-generation MC Cube-T ESS systems to Saudi Arabia under the newly announced contract.

BYD sees a surge in complaints after offering free smart driving features. Stock dips as customers demand upgrades.

US automaker Tesla on Tuesday announced the official start of mass production for the updated Model Y at its Shanghai Gigafactory. The move further highlights the company's expanding operations in the Chinese market, a Chinese expert said.