Etiqueta: BYD
China’s Auto Price War Turns Savage—Even BYD Is Bleeding
China’s auto industry is reeling as brutal price wars slash profitability. According to China Daily, among the six major automakers that released first-half 2025 results, only BYD managed to stay profitable—and even its momentum is faltering, sending shockwaves through the market. BYD’s net profit rose 14% year-over-year in H1, but that marks a slo...
BYD cuts full year sales target by 16% as EV price...

BYD, the top-selling electric vehicle manufacturer on earth, has reduced its 2025 end of year sales forecast from 5.5 million cars to 4.6 million, a 16% cut
BYD aims to sell around 1 million cars overseas by the...
BYD aims to sell around 1 million new energy cars overseas in 2025, according to GM of brand and PR Li Yunfei.
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BYD Cuts Annual Sales Target as Demand Cools, Reuters Says
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD Co. has slashed its full-year sales target as intense competition in its home market hurts its bottomline.
BYD’s Evolving Market Dynamics: A Strategic Reassessment for Investors

BYD's Evolving Market Dynamics: A Strategic Reassessment for Investors
China’s BYD cuts 2025 sales target by 16%, sources say, a...

BYD has slashed its sales target for this year by as much as 16% to 4.6 million vehicles, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
BYD cuts 2025 sales target to 4.6 million from 5.5 million,...

BYD is feeling increasing competitive pressure from rivals such as Geely and Leapmotor, Reuters said.
Is BYD’s Boom Fading? China’s EV Leader Said To Slash 2025...

The company last week reported its first quarterly profit drop in over three years, while rivals like Geely are gaining ground and even raising their own sales targets.
BYD’s Profit Margin Compression and Slowing Growth: A Cautionary Tale for...

BYD’s Profit Margin Compression and Slowing Growth: A Cautionary Tale for EV Investors
Exclusive-China’s BYD cuts 2025 sales target by 16%, sources say, a...
The target remains subject to change depending on market conditions, the people added. The latest target, which has not been previously reported, is below several recently lowered forecasts from analysts. The new target represents a 7% increase from last year and would be the slowest annual growth since 2020, when sales fell by 7%.