Etiqueta: Geely
Carmakers unleash advanced tech for future edge
Some children experience intelligent driving at a BYD new energy vehicle science museum in Zhengzhou, Henan province. ZHANG...
BYD Sets New UK Sales Record in March With 754% Surge

BYD sales reached a new record in the United Kingdom with nearly 6,500 vehicles sold in March. Figures represent a new record since the Shenzhen-based carmaker arrived in the UK two years ago and a…
China Mar NEV wholesale at 1.14 million, up 37% from Feb,...

China's wholesale sales of passenger NEVs were estimated at 1.14 million units in February, up 37 percent year-on-year and up 37 percent from February.
Huawei to challenge BYD and Tesla with ultra-fast charger at 1,500...

Huawei said it has co-developed more than 20 electric truck models with automakers using its ultra-fast charging technology.
Only Four EV Brands Are Profitable And Two of Them Might...

US brands like Rivian and Lucid benefit from significant external funding
Top 20 BEV Sales 2024, BYD the new king of full...

It’s the closest race the electric vehicle market has ever seen. In 2024, Tesla held on to its crown as the world’s leading battery electric vehicle (BEV) brand—but just barely. With 1.789.226 units sold, Tesla outpaced China’s BYD by a razor-thin margin of only 24.234 vehicles. That’s a 1% drop…
This is how cheap Chinese cars are conquering the world

US tariffs are failing to halt the rise of cars from the Asian giant, especially in emerging markets, and could even accelerate it
Zeekr outdoes BYD, announces 1.2 megawatt chargers

Following a full reveal at the Shanghai Auto Show, Geely-owned Zeekr will begin deploying its 1.2 megawatt chargers sometime in Q2 2025. By Stewart Burnett
Trump’s tariffs won’t save Musk from China’s BYD

No one wins in a trade war, as economists have insisted for decades. Yet Elon Musk sure does seem to be blowing this maxim to smithereens. In January
Hang Seng Index recovers, BYD surges ahead of earnings, Meituan declines

Hang Seng Index opened higher today, gaining 59 points or 0.25%, to reach 23,749 points. The National Enterprises Index rose by 28 points or 0.32%, settling at 8,770 points, while the Technology Index increased by 25 points or 0.44%, to stand at 5,664 points.













