Etiqueta: BYD
The Strange Time Compression of Sodium-Ion Battery Development
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. If you are not aware of Chinese battery technical leadership, it is probably time to take notice. As of 2025, CATL and BYD have over 50% of the world’s EV battery market share. From January to September, they accounted for ... [continued]
Fortescue Delivers Large Scale BYD Battery Energy Storage System To North...
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BYD is working on an even bigger family SUV to surpass...
BYD’s SUV onslaught looks set to continue with a larger and more luxurious seven-seat SUV coming to slot in above the Sealion 8.
BYD Australia has moved to offer all servicing and aftersales support...
In a bid to increase customer satisfaction, BYD Australia believes it can offer the best aftersales care in house at its dealerships.
BYD’s 2026 Europe push: new EV lineup, 1,000 kW charging
BYD launches a 2026 Europe strategy with new EVs from Atto 2 to Atto 8, Denza and Yangwang brands, 1,000 kW Flash Chargers, and local production in Hungary.
BYD Leopard 5 proves its worth as an off-roader with a...
The BYD Leopard 5 is the latest attempt from the Chinese brand to conquer the off-road genre, and its latest 45-degree incline climb proves its worth
Weekend Round-Up: Airbus Chaos, BYD’s Massive Recall, Tesla’s Free FSD Rides,...
From emergency aircraft recalls to massive vehicle recalls in China, to free self-driving rides in Europe, the past week was buzzing in the auto and tech sector.
BYD Ti7 plug-in hybrid SUV debuts in Thailand as a new...
The BYD Ti7 plug-in hybrid family-oriented SUV debuts at the Bangkok Motor Expo 2025 in Thailand as the brand’s new global model.
Albania’s EV surge: 57% new cars electric as BYD leads
Albania has unexpectedly emerged as one of the leading examples of rapid electrification: in October, 57% of all new registrations were electric cars. With...
Why $10k Chinese EVs won’t hit the U.S. market soon
$10k Chinese EVs won't reach the U.S. soon. Analysts cite China-only subsidies, 100% tariffs, required safety upgrades, plus shipping and dealer setup.
