Etiqueta: Car sales
BYD Leads Surge In EV Sales In Australia

The EV revolution in Australia is sputtering along but has not yet caught on. BYD intends to change that with its new affordable Atto models.
BYD Stock Today (13 November 2025): Global Expansion, Cheapest EVs and...

BYD Stock Today (13 November 2025): Global Expansion, Cheapest EVs and What It Means for Investors - TechStock²
EV sales *still* have not fallen, cooled, slowed or slumped. Media...

After two years of headlines begging for failure, EV sales keep defying false media narratives that they are dropping, and continue to rise.
BYD Has An Aggressive Plan To Expand Into Foreign Markets

BYD is taking the long view, as it seeks to expand sales and production to many countries in Europe, South America, and the Middle East.
Sales up at BYD and down at Tesla as electric cars...

Electrified vehicles overtake diesel-only counterparts in October, according to the SMMT trade body, as automotive manufacturers near government target
BYD’s K-Car Revolution: China’s NEV Powerhouse Targets Japan’s Iconic Auto Market

At the recently opened 2025 Japan Mobility Show, BYD made its debut with a new electric K-Car model designed specifically for the Japanese market, further deepening its penetration into the heart of Japan's automotive sector.
BYD Sales Surges 272% in European Union as Tesla Slumps

BYD’s EU sales jumped 272% in September while Tesla’s fell 10.5%. The surge boosts the Chinese lead ahead of global expansion.
BYD reports biggest quarterly profit fall in over four years
The consecutive quarterly profit fall comes amid intensifying competition at home market
BYD Q3 net income drops 32.6% as car sales decline

BYD's net income for the first three quarters came in at RMB 23.333 billion, down 7.55 percent year-on-year.
BYD Racco, an Ultra Compact Chinese EV, Tries to Squeeze Into...

BYD's latest model, an ultra compact electric vehicle named Racco, debuted at the Japan Mobility Show this week, fitting into Japan's beloved kei car category. For years, domestic giants like Nissan and Honda have dominated urban streets with vehicles little bigger than a generous sneeze, accounting for one-third of all car sales. Now, the Chinese automaker wants a piece of the action by developing a model just for Japanese shoppers. The Racco is slightly over 3.3 meters long, 1.48 meters wide, and 2 meters tall, yet it has enough surprises to make you stop in the middle of your commute.












