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How Surpassing Tesla In Global EV Sales At BYD (SEHK:1211) Has...
BYD Company Limited has reported unaudited 2025 figures showing full-year vehicle sales and production rising versus 2024, even as December volumes eased, while the group also reshaped its UK leadership and continued building out its dealer network. These results confirm that BYD has overtaken Tesla as the world’s largest seller of battery electric vehicles, underscoring how its global expansion is progressing despite slower growth and intense price competition at home. We’ll now examine how...
Tesla loses global EV manufacturing lead to BYD

Tesla falls behind BYD in global EV manufacturing as Chinese rivals expand and competition intensifies
BYD wraps up 2025: global sales 4.6 million, overseas market becomes...

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BYD officially crushes Tesla in all-electric sales for 2025, secures global...

After years of trading quarterly blows, BYD has officially overtaken Tesla as the world’s largest manufacturer of all-electric vehicles (BEVs)...
BYD overtakes Tesla as world’s largest EV manufacturer

Although BYD faced challenges in recent months, the Chinese manufacturer became the world's largest electric vehicle producer in 2025. While Tesla's sales
BYD Surpasses Tesla to Claim Top Spot in Global EV Market

In a significant industry shift, BYD has officially confirmed its position as the world's leading manufacturer of pure battery electric vehicles (BEVs) for t
One Chery vehicle was exported every 23 seconds in 2025, maintaining...
In 2025, the Chery Group exported 1,344,020 vehicles overseas out of the total 2,806,393 vehicles sold, up 17.4% year-on-year.
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Chinese automakers’ foreign investment tops domestic spending for first time, data...

BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese electric car makers invested more abroad than at home for the first time in 2024, new data from Rhodium Group showed on Wednesday, as fierce domestic competition makes it almost impossible for manufacturers to turn a profit. Automakers have benefited from years of subsidies and other government policies aimed at making China a global automotive power and the world's leader in electric vehicles, but overcapacity and aggressive price cutting have sent the industry into a tailspin. Automakers in the world's No. 2 economy are locked in relentless price wars that are deepening deflationary pressures, while fears of a flood of cheap Chinese cars have sparked trade tensions with key partners — strain the export-driven economy can ill-afford amid U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.










