Etiqueta: Car sales

BYD's Production Slowdown and Sales Volatility: A Strategic Inflection Point for Investors?

BEIJING (Reuters) -BYD's vehicle production fell 0.9% in July from a year earlier, ending a 16-month growth streak that has catapulted the Chinese automaker into the world's largest electric vehicle maker. BYD made 317,892 EVs and plug-in hybrids globally last month, down 0.9% in its first decline in more than a year, while sales edged up 0.6% to 344,296 vehicles, slowing sharply from a 12% increase in June, according to a monthly filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange. With electric car sales accounting for 41% of its more than 4 million vehicle sales last year, BYD has overtaken the U.S. EV specialist as the world's top EV seller.

Chinese automaker BYD has again reshaped Singapore’s automotive landscape, dethroning long-standing market leaders and significantly impacting both European luxury brands and U.S. electric vehicle (EV) pioneer Tesla. Driven by aggressive pricing, a diverse EV lineup, and swift responses to market demand, BYD has become the clear frontrunner in the highly ... [continued]

Auto brands in China accused of inflating sales figures amid fierce competition to meet sales targets, leading to misjudgment of demand.

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The Chinese government has previously said automakers will have to repay subsidies that they have been found to have claimed improperly

RIYADH: Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD Co. is aiming to triple its presence in Saudi Arabia after Tesla Inc.’s recent market entry, the firm’s managing director for the Kingdom has announced.

The company aims to sell over 5,000 vehicles in the Kingdom this year.

Chinese automaker BYD Co. plans to ramp up its expansion efforts in Saudi Arabia, building on momentum from Tesla Inc.’s launch in the country and capitalizing on the kingdom’s push to become a new hub for electric cars.