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Europe-bound BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao Bao 3 revealed battery & range...
Chinese MIIT revealed the battery and range specs of the BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao Bao 3 electric SUV. It has a 560 kg pack for 510 km range.
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Big boost for Chinese EV market as BYD maintains command

Electric vehicle registrations in China climbed by a third in May as BYD continued to control the country's market.
Denza going to Europe and taking a rebadged Fangchengbao Bao with...
First Denza for Europe is Z9 GT. Also Fangchengbao Bao 5 will be a Denza in EU. Denza Z9 GT in China has two fridge problem.
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BYD Jun sales breakdown: Song 70,219 units, Qin 68,450

The Song and Qin families continue to be BYD's best-sellers. The Yuan family was the third best-selling BYD model in June, with 36,222 units sold.
BYD Denza opens its 1st HK flagship store

The Denza D9 MPV has received nearly 1,000 orders in in Hong Kong since its June 11 local launch, the brand's chief said.
Tesla’s Top Rival, BYD’s Yuan Family Hits 1M Sales Milestone As...

BYD's Yuan family achieves 1 million sales milestone, highlighting success in NEV market with SUV lineup, amidst ongoing model expansions.
Regulator Filings Force BYD’s Hand in Unveiling Sub-Brand SUV

Regulator Filings Force BYD's Hand in Unveiling Sub-Brand SUV
BYD reportedly makes team changes to focus more on driver assist...

BYD has made team changes to its smart driving development center to increase its focus on in-house technology, according to local media.
BYD Denza, Fang Cheng Bao start recruiting dealers, move away from...

Denza and Fang Cheng Bao are recruiting dealers, becoming the latest Chinese auto brands to abandon their direct-only sales model.
BYD on incoming Chinese rivals: ‘We welcome the competition … technology...

BYD’s Australian importer has declared itself ready and able to withstand the pressure of more than a dozen new Chinese brands arriving in Australia keen to emulate its sales and steal away its market share.