Etiqueta: EV

BYD has revealed additional details on one of its next models, the 2025 Xia people mover ahead of its official debut at the Guangzhou motor show. The model was first shown without camouflage earlier this year, but has now had its interior detailed through design sketches. It won’t be fully electric, at least not initially, instead using BYD’s signa...

China’s EV giant is ready to unleash its newest secret weapon on the global stage. With the arrival of the...

Four rings are out and illuminated capital letters are in, as Audi fights to stay relevant in China.

Audi‘s latest move has taken everyone by surprise: a China-exclusive sub-brand, called Audi UM, that’s launching with a head-turning 765bhp electric wagon concept. Yep, this one’s for China only, with...

BYD (1211.HK, BYDDY) could ship more cars in 2024 than Ford (F) after the Chinese automaker sold more than 500,000 vehicles in October. The EV maker's quarterly revenue surpassed Tesla's (TSLA) in its latest earnings report. Nvidia (NVDA) is Piper Sandler's large-cap pick ahead of the chipmaker's third quarter earnings call on November 20, which could give more detail on the company's position in the artificial intelligence (AI) chip market. Monday.com (MNDY) shares are sinking despite the company reporting third quarter earnings and seeing revenue grow 33% year-over-year. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Morning Brief here. This post was written by Naomi Buchanan.

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Electric vehicle (EV) volumes soared in September, as BYD continued its domestic market domination. Autovista24 investigates.

BYD looks to soon outperform Ford in terms of annual shipments this year, placing it firmly in the ranks as a top 10 automaker globally, Bloomberg reports.

In October, China's power battery installations amounted to 59.2 GWh, up 51 percent year-on-year and up 8.6 percent from September.