Etiqueta: Car sales
Britain’s EV Boom Is Now Powered By China

BYD and other Chinese automakers are driving record EV sales across the UK, reshaping the market
BYD’s UK sales soar 880%, making it the EV-maker’s largest market...
BYD's hybrid SEAL U DM-i and electric SEALION 7 proved popular among U.K. consumers and dominated sales, the company said.
EVs and batteries power China’s $20B clean tech export surge

China’s clean tech exports hit a record $20 billion in August 2025, with EV and battery demand surging worldwide, led by emerging markets.
BYD BEV Sales Up 24% in August

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. BYD didn’t have the best month last month, with its overall passenger car sales down 5.9% in the month year over year. That was its first monthly decline in quite a while. Though, the good news is that the company’s ... [continued]
Challenges and opportunities for China’s automotive market
“Traditional vehicles will still hold an absolute major share in China’s automotive market before 2030,” said Xu, “therefore, low carbonization is the inevitable trend...
BYD’s quarterly sales drop for the first time in five years

September was the worst month of Q3 for the Chinese carmaker.
BYD beats Tesla for 2nd month running in Europe by nearly...

Although BYD has delivered fewer vehicles than Tesla in Europe overall in 2025, it has tripled its total sales up to August compared to the same period last year. Spain is currently one of BYD’s key growth markets in Europe.
BYD (BYDDY) Stock: Falls 5% in September as Japan EV Sales...

BYD (BYDDY) stock fell 5% in September as Japan EV sales disappoint and Berkshire Hathaway exits its 15-year stake, raising investor concerns.
BYD agent in Sri Lanka shifts to plug-in hybrids amid customs...

The official local agent of the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD in Sri Lanka on Sunday advertised a plug-in hybrid version instead of a full EV that
BYD Tries Deep Discounts To Boost Japan Sales — Analyst Says...

The analyst noted that the company’s slow growth highlights the loyalty of Japanese buyers to domestic brands and hybrids.