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BYD is bringing its most affordable EV to the Land Down Under. The Atto 1 arrives as Australia’s cheapest new...

BYD Stock Today (13 November 2025): Global Expansion, Cheapest EVs and What It Means for Investors - TechStock²

The BYD Atto 3 is a stylish electric SUV offering up to 521 km range, powered by BYD’s safe Blade Battery. Available in Dynamic and Premium variants, it features a rotating touchscreen, 5-star safety, ADAS tech and Vehicle-to-Load power. It blends performance, comfort and futuristic design seamlessly., Electric Vehicles, Times Now

Limited-edition series features exclusive design and customisation'Nerazzurri' colours feature in exterior and interior revisionsDedicated Inter graphics on infotainment system BYD, the world's leading manufacturer of New-Energy Vehicles (NEVs), has delivered a dedicated fleet of cars to FC Internazionale Milano (Inter) as part of its three-year strategic partnership with the club as Global Automotive Partner. MILAN, Nov. 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- At a ceremony in the iconic football club's h

Small on the outside, big on practicality - the BYD Atto 2 proves that an affordable EV can fit the Singapore life perfectly without feeling like a compromise

BYD launches the Sealion 8 in Australia, revealing features, pricing and incentives as it takes on Tesla's dominance in the family EV market.

NIO's record deliveries, improving vehicle margin outlook and battery swap edge are helping it outpace BYD as China's EV race tightens.

BYD’s EU sales jumped 272% in September while Tesla’s fell 10.5%. The surge boosts the Chinese lead ahead of global expansion.

If there's one company that can challenge Tesla's dominance in EVs, it's BYD.

BYD's latest model, an ultra compact electric vehicle named Racco, debuted at the Japan Mobility Show this week, fitting into Japan's beloved kei car category. For years, domestic giants like Nissan and Honda have dominated urban streets with vehicles little bigger than a generous sneeze, accounting for one-third of all car sales. Now, the Chinese automaker wants a piece of the action by developing a model just for Japanese shoppers. The Racco is slightly over 3.3 meters long, 1.48 meters wide, and 2 meters tall, yet it has enough surprises to make you stop in the middle of your commute.