Etiqueta: BYD

Chinese automakers are preparing to enter the Canadian electric vehicle (EV) market, with several major brands aiming to begin sales before the end of 2026. BYD, Chery, and Geely are all reportedly working through regulatory […]

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Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Well, the news of the month so far has been BYD unveiling 1,500 kW “flash charging” for passenger electric vehicles. Apparently, though, it’s hard to keep secrets in the Chinese EV industry and BYD’s top competitor has been working on ... [continued]

Geely’s sales rise 1 per cent to 476,327 units in January and February, while BYD’s sales slump 38.5 per cent to 400,241 units.

One of Tesla Inc's biggest competitive advantages has never been the cars. It's the chargers. For years, Tesla's Supercharger network has set the benchmark for EV infrastructure, enabling drivers to recharge quickly and travel long distances with minimal planning. For many EV buyers, that charging network remains Tesla's biggest practical advantage over a growing wave of Chinese EV rivals. But Chinese EV giant BYD Co., Ltd. may be testing the limits of that advantage. The company has unveiled a

Last week, Chinese EV-maker BYD introduced its Blade Battery 2.0, which it says will deliver a range of over 1,000 km (that’s according to China’s CLTC rating system—using the US EPA’s testing system, it probably amounts to a still-impressive 725 km, or 450 miles), and can be charged in just 10 minutes. Of course, charging... Read more »

Grand Prix racing isn't the only destination on BYD's radar, with the FIA World Endurance Championship floated as another option.