Etiqueta: Europe
We reviewed the non-BYD Chinese hybrid making its way to Canada...

Chinese hybrids and other vehicles can now be imported into Canada after tariffs north of the border were relaxed. The OMODA 7 SHS is one of the vehicles that
Geely Extends Lead Over BYD As Gen Z Embraces Chinese EV...
Geely Automobile Holdings extended its sales lead over BYD for a second straight month as China’s EV market cooled. New research shows growing interest in Chinese brands like Geely among Gen Z car buyers, including for cost focused EVs. The shift points to changing consumer preferences at home and abroad, with younger shoppers more open to Chinese nameplates. Geely Automobile Holdings (SEHK:175) is drawing attention after pulling ahead of BYD again, even as China’s broader EV market slows...
No cap: Nearly 70% of Gen Z would consider Chinese cars...
If Chinese automakers eventually break into the US market, younger Gen Z buyers could be first in line.
BYD’s luxury brand says it’s just made the world’s longest-range EV,...

Luxury, long-range wagon is scheduled to go on sale in Europe
BYD’s New EV Chargers Are So Fast They’re Arranged Like Gas...

Megawatt flash charging could make range anxiety feel very last decade
Musk Calls BYD’s Worst Sales Decline in Six Years ‘Tough Sledding’

Tesla’s Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk commented on BYD’s sixth consecutive month of sales decline on Monday, calling it “tough sledding.”
How BYD Auto Can Keep EVs Affordable in the U.S. Even...
With the $7,500 federal EV tax credit gone, U.S. buyers now focus on upfront cost. This analysis explores how BYD’s vertical integration, Blade Battery tech, automation, and potential North American production could position it to compete on price in the American market despite tariffs.
BYD Dutch Sales Rise as Seal U Drives Two-Thirds of Volume

BYD’s Dutch registrations rose 27.1% year over year to 319 vehicles in February, according to data published Sunday by industry association BOVAG.
BYD sells more cars overseas than in China for the first...

China’s largest carmaker BYD recorded a 41 per cent drop in sales in February 2026, delivering 190,190 electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. At the same
BYD posts 41% February drop due to domestic sales squeeze

BYD sales dropped heavily in February due to the Chinese New Year and regulatory changes, but exports remain a bright spot. By Stewart Burnett














