Etiqueta: Great Wall Motor

BEIJING (Reuters) - Tensions between two of China's largest automakers erupted into the open on Friday when a BYD executive slammed as alarmist comments by the chief of Great Wall Motor that called the industry "unhealthy". Shares in Chinese automakers such as BYD, Nio and XPeng tumbled this week after the chairman of Great Wall Motor, Wei Jianjun, worried openly about China's deepening price war

BYD's brand chief refuted recent allegations based on metrics including debt ratio, total debt, and payment cycles to suppliers.

BYD's aggressive price cuts are rattling China's EV giants. Margin squeeze and fierce competition threaten the sector's future.

China’s electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD Co. has ignited a fresh wave of competition in the world’s largest auto market by slashing prices by up to 34% on 22 electric and plug-in hybrid models.

BYD Stock Dives as Dealer Inventory Overhang Prompts Heavy Discounts

Manufacturers are continuing to slash prices and offer premium features to lure in customers

China's commerce ministry will meet with industry bodies and automakers to discuss the sale of used cars that have never been driven, Reuters reported.

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's commerce ministry will meet industry bodies and automakers including BYD and Dongfeng Motor to discuss increasing sales of "used cars" that were never driven, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said. The meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity as details of the meeting were confidential. It comes after Great

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's commerce ministry will meet industry bodies and automakers including BYD and Dongfeng Motor to discuss an emerging trend of sales of "used cars" that were never driven, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said. The meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity. It follows last week's comments by Great Wall Motor's

(Bloomberg) -- BYD Co. lideró la caía de las acciones de empresas chinas de vehículos eléctricos en Hong Kong el lunes, mientras los inversionistas digerían los fuertes recortes de precios de hasta un 34% anunciados por el gigante automotriz a fines de la semana pasada.Las acciones de la marca de automóviles más vendida de China se hundieron hasta un 8,3%, mientras que sus competidores Li Auto Inc., Great Wall Motor Co. y Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd. registraron descensos superiores al 5% ante