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The Government of Canada is imposing a 100% tariff on all imported Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) beginning October 1 this year, one of four measures the country has announced this week to address unfair international competition.

On August 20, 2024, the European Commission disclosed the draft decision on the anti-subsidy investigation (AS689) against battery electric vehicles (BEV) for passengers originating in China, disclosing that it intends to impose definitive countervailing duties of 17% -36.3% on Chinese exporters (the individual duty rate granted to Tesla is 9%).

SAIC Motor Corp.’s harsh treatment by European Union negotiators is becoming a cautionary tale of Chinese companies being ill-equipped to operate in Western busines…

Fortune magazine has released its inaugural Fortune China Tech 50 list, highlighting 50 Chinese technology companies that are impacting the world.

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On August 17, 2024, BYD made a grand entrance into the Pakistani passenger car market with a brand launch event at the Expo Centre Lahore. T

BYD is planning to expand its self-driving team and high-end solution to rival Huawei and others. The company aims to adopt a broad way that can help not only its flagship but also low and mid-range EVs to compete with other brands in the market. During an interview, the Vice President of BYD – Yang […]

According to GlobalData, BYD Auto has the potential to grow into one of the top ten best-selling brands in the region, but faces challenges.

Wang Chuanfu, the founder and CEO of BYD, or simply ‘the Chairman’ as he is known within the company, hosted on Tuesday the pre-sale launch event for the Z9 GT, the new model under the company’s sub-brand Denza.

The Z9GT will officially go on sale and begin deliveries in September, and its powerful performance and lower-than-expected prices mean Denza has high hopes for its sales.

Chinese automotive giant BYD has begun delivering its first electric supercar, the Yangwang U9, marking a significant shift in the global luxury car market. As the first Chinese automaker to complete large-scale testing at Germany’s Nurburgring track, BYD has made it clear that its supercars are ready to compete with the likes of Ferrari, Porsche, and Lamborghini.