Etiqueta: BYD

Last week, Financial Times reported that China was prohibiting major tech companies from buying AI chips from Nvidia, as the country grows confident in its domestic semiconductor industry.

The world’s largest EV maker becomes first known Chinese licensee for Avanci’s connected vehicle programmes

MILAN (Reuters) -Leading Chinese automaker BYD will need to manufacture auto batteries in Europe as its car production in the region is expected to expand in the coming years, the group's special adviser for Europe said on Wednesday. BYD aims to produce all its EVs for sale in Europe locally within three years, helping it avoid EU tariffs, Executive Vice President Stella Li said earlier this month, adding plug-in hybrids should dominate the group's European sales in the short term. Asked whether BYD is considering a further facility serving Europe, its special adviser Alfredo Altavilla said the group would also need to produce batteries in the region.

Rafael Verástegui and his wife took their new BYD on a 1,000 mile European roadtrip from Spain to Germany.

Through our research at the Future Readiness Center we have identified key principles that future-ready organizations, like Yamaha, BYD and Nvidia, embrace

LEUVEN, BELGIUM – BYD has responded to the ’Not Recommended’ grading which Euro NCAP gave to the ATTO 3’s Assisted Driving system in 2024. Intelligent Cruise Control – BYD’s name for its Level 2...

AGL to roll out “landmark” V2G trial with Hyundai, Kia, Zeekr and BYD to show that EVs can act as batteries on wheels.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. “We are ready to address the public transport requirements in the Philippines,” Liu Xueliang, General Manager of BYD Asia Pacific’s Auto Sales Division, said, responding to a question from CleanTechnica on the availability of solutions for decarbonizing bus services in ... [continued]

BYD recently introduced the new “Haohan” BESS (Battery Energy Storage System), as reported in PV Magazine’s ESS News, CnEVPost and multiple Chinese Media channels. The 14.5 MWh of capacity and 52.1% VCTS (Volumetric Cell to System) are industry leading. However, the implications go far beyond the technical specs.

Bugatti has lost its title: BYD's 2,220 kW fully electric hypercar Yangwang U9 Xtreme set a new world record in Papenburg with a speed of 496.22 kph. Driven