Etiqueta: Europe

BYD has achieved record-breaking sales of electric and hybrid vehicles in the second quarter, according to sales data compiled by Bloomberg News.

Geotab and BYD Trucks Europe announce integration - BYD Trucks - Geotab - Fleet Management Software FleetPoint

China’s BYD has reported a 21 percent increase in electric vehicle (EV) sales for the second quarter, closing in on Tesla

Ayvens, a leading global sustainable mobility player, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BYD, a world leading manufacturer of new energy vehicles (NEV), to maximize and enhance a business relationship to support the distribution of electric passenger cars and light commercial vehicles for corporate and retail customers in Europe.

Geotab has struck a deal with BYD Trucks Europe for the integration of its European-based fleet management solutions in its vehicles.

BYD Co sold a record number of electric and hybrid cars in the second quarter (2Q), sales data compiled by Bloomberg News shows, as price cuts and new technology stoked consumers into purchases. China’s best-selling car brand sold nearly one million models over the period, solidifying a rebound after a slow start to the year. The sales were driven in part by the company’s move to reduce prices across most models earlier this year, sacrificing profitability, to target gasoline models made by foreign brands.

BYD says it will ‘deal with’ any tariffs imposed on Chinese electric cars if they’re ever added in the UK. Europe is threatening Chinese electric cars

When Germany’s national football team takes the field in Dortmund on Saturday, a game of geoeconomic chess will be taking place on the sidelines, with stakes that go beyond the European Championship.

DETROIT - The BYD Seagull is a hot-button car in the EV world, for good reason. It’s small, cute, has good range and costs just $11,000. EV enthusiasts have been excited as the car starts to make its way outside of China, into markets like Latin America and Western Europe under the name

In a striking forecast, industry experts predict that by 2030, one in every three cars sold worldwide will be produced by a Chinese carmaker.