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Hyundai (HYMTF) is planning to expand in the US, with the automaker set to spend about $21 billion in the US through 2028. Additionally, shares of Chinese automaker BYD (BYDDY) jumped as the company reported better-than-expected earnings results, beating Tesla's (TSLA) full-year 2024 sales. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Pras Subramanian joins Market Domination hosts Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton to discuss Hyundai's expansion, BYD's earnings, and declining Tesla sales in Europe. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here.

Chinese automaker BYD has officially unveiled its latest compact electric SUV, the Sealion 5, before its launch this Tuesday. The new model has high-tech features, including a built-in refrigerator and BYD's innovative Gods Eye advanced driver assistance system (ADAS). With plans to roll out the Sealion 5 globally, including in European markets, in...

China’s BYD beat estimates after sales topped the $100 billion mark for the first time last year. Even with lower-priced...

BHPian shankar.balan recently shared this with other enthusiasts:I have been curious about the BYD Sealion 7 - I visited PPS BYD in Mahadevapura.Being a Sunday morning there was no traffic. I test drove ...

Denza, BYD’s premium brand, has launched the N9 SUV, positioning it as a direct competitor to luxury models from Mercedes and BMW.

China's biggest electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD launched its most expensive model under its Denza brand to challenge BMW and Mercedes-Benz in the luxury segment as competition in the world's largest auto market intensifies. The Denza unit on Friday unveiled the six-seat SUV called Denza N9, priced at 389,800 (US$60,860) to 449,800 yuan, which is available in plug-in hybrid and pure-battery versions. Denza also sells D9 MPV, which was rolled out in 2022 and priced from 339,800 yuan. The SUV will

The N9 starts from 389,800 (US$60,860), equipped with BYD’s autonomous driving systems and can support on-vehicle drone systems.

The industry has been shocked by the Chinese carmaker's claims, but don't expect to see it here anytime soon.

The Chinese carmaker says it can charge EVs in 5 minutes. Can America ever catch up?

Chinese carmaker’s second shock announcement of the year could put others out of business, say analysts