Etiqueta: Denza

Several accounts on Chinese social media Xiaohongshu (RedNote) have revealed images of the next generation of BYD “Flash Chargers” (aka, “megawatt chargers”). According to the label on the plastic wrap surrounding the charge gun, the 1000 V DC chargers offer up to 1200 kW of charging power, presumably for each gun. Other labels indicate 1500 kW and 2100 kW, which could be for the pile with two charge guns or some other system-level output. We will need to wait for confirmation. Of note, BYD’s current flash chargers introduced last March offer 1360 kW per pile, accessible via both charge guns used simultaneously. So, this is likely a bit of a performance upgrade.

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BYD Co. said sales dropped 30% in January, underscoring the challenges facing the electric vehicle maker’s efforts to boost sales just as a winding back of subsidies hurts demand in China.

Shenzhen-based company expects to sell 1.3 million cars this year outside mainland China.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Or support our Kickstarter campaign! The luxury electrified vehicle brand of BYD, Denza, has begun formal operations in the Philippines, adding a new entrant to the country’s growing market for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The move reflects continued expansion ... [continued]

Chinese automotive giant BYD is starting 2026 with a massive overhaul. The company is significantly extending the warranty on its Blade battery, effective immediately, and retroactively for existing vehicles. At the same time, the Chinese automaker is reporting new production records and announcing extremely fast charging speeds and new premium models for the European market.

If Audi, BMW and Mercedes thought they would have the ultra-luxury electric car market in Europe to themselves, they have another think coming. New players are jumping on the upmarket bandwagon, which promises generous margins, especially carmakers from China.

BYD wins a defamation lawsuit over the Denza B5 SUV fuel consumption against a TikTok blogger, ordering compensation of over 2 million yuan.

BYD’s £29,995 Sealion 5 DM-i offers up to 631 miles of range, strong standard kit and easy-going family transport

BYD may never earn luxury-level margins -- and that's OK.