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BYD Australia slashes prices by up to $5900 alongside 2025 updates
Changes across BYD’s Australian line-up have coincided with price cuts on most models of up...
2025 BYD Atto 3 price and specs
The BYD Atto 3 range now opens at under $40,000 before on-road costs with a new base model, while the flagship has also received a price cut.
BYD Shark 6: Australian deliveries begin, but some customers face delays
Customer deliveries of the BYD Shark 6 ute have started in Australia, with the new PHEV ute beating rivals from Ford and GWM to market.
BYD showcases Sealion 07 EV in Japan, launch set for later...
The Sealion 07 EV will enter the Japanese passenger car market this year and will be BYD's fourth model there after the Yuan Plus, Dolphin and Seal.
BYD’s next cut-price EV launches in UK
Electric car giant BYD has just announced a new cut-price model for the UK market. Known as the Atto 2, the electric small SUV slips between the popular mid-size Atto 3 and Dolphin hatch in the right-hand-drive market. Australian plans remain unconfirmed. BYD has not trademarked Atto 2, but has applied to protect the name ‘Atto 3 Up’ in Australia. ...
BYD ATTO 3 will be released in South Korea in February...
Bitauto News: According to recent reports from relevant media, BYD will hold a brand press conference on the 16th to announce its entry into the South Korean passenger vehicle market. Local media have confirmed that the first model BYD will launch in South Korea is the "Atto 3" (known as Yuan PLUS in China), with an expected price of around 30 million KRW.
BYD ATTO 3 will be released in South Korea in February...
Bitauto News: According to recent reports from relevant media, BYD will hold a brand press conference on the 16th to announce its entry into the South Korean passenger vehicle market. Local media have confirmed that the first model BYD will launch in South Korea is the "Atto 3" (known as Yuan PLUS in China), with an expected price of around 30 million KRW.
Atto 3 expected to be BYD’s 1st EV launched in Korea
The first model from Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD to be sold in South Korea is expected to be its compact sports utility vehicle the Atto3, while the world's largest EV maker is set to make an official entry into the Korean market on Thursday. The Atto 3 is expected to be the first to clear environmental regulatory hurdles among BYD's four cars being prepared for launch in Korea. It is likely to receive emissions and noise certification from the National Institute of Environmental Research
BYD’s unprecedented scale laid bare
BYD is the new Goliath in the car industry. The Chinese giant sold more than 4.2 million cars last year according to reports from the BBC, and 1.76m of those were fully electric cars. That EV number put it just a whisker behind Tesla at 1.79m for the second best selling electric car maker in the world. ・Forget the mini Toyota LandCruiser FJ: BYD's ...
