Etiqueta: Europe

Chinese car manufacturer BYD continues international expansion, plans new factory in Turkey.

A Thai investigation into discounts from BYD Company will continue despite a cash-back program by its distributor, Rever Automotive. Thai consumers, feeling overcharged for their EVs, prompted the ongoing probe.

BYD continues to focus on diversifying its range of electrified models in Europe, and in this sense, it is preparing to launch three new plug-in hybrids and three electric vehicles in 2025. The Chinese company, which ranked second in global electric vehicle sales at the end of the second quarter, continues to grow in the […]

Along with three electric vehicles, BYD plans to introduce three additional plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) in Europe early next year.

The company will begin building cars at its new factory in Hungary by the end of 2025 and a separate new facility in Turkey will come online shortly after.

German carmaker Volkswagen is putting a new electric car range on the market in China. The vehicle under the brand name "ID. Unyx" is to hit showrooms this summer, a spokesman said on Wednesday as the new model was presented in Anhui in south-eastern China. Four further models are to follow up to 2026, with VW seeking to profit from the booming Chinese market for electric cars, where Chinese maker BYD has had the upper hand. "Electric models, like the new ID. Unyx are the key to winning over you

The fast-growing Chinese automaker BYD has announced plans to build a vast manufacturing facility in Turkey's Manisa province.

The BYD Song L DM-i plug-in hybrid crossover will start sales and deliveries in China on July 25. Price starts at 13,700 USD.

Can BYD compete with Toyota on its home turf? According to the latest sales data, BYD accounted for nearly 3%...

As the global automotive industry rapidly electrifies, China’s consolidation of electric vehicle supply chains has caused geopolitical tensions. This has led both the United States and European Union to raise import tariffs on Chinese EVs – risking a possible trade war. This DGAP Policy Brief compares the approaches of the US and EU and recommends how Germany can support the EU’s position while ensuring fair competition for its automotive industry.