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BYD has launched the Atto 1—also known as the Seagull, Dolphin Mini, and Dolphin Surf in other markets—as its new entry-level EV in Indonesia, marking the

Carmaker’s vehicle registrations sink in July as board moves to refocus chief on reviving fortunes

The level 3 autonomous vehicles market is expected to surge from 291,000 units in 2025 to 8.7 million units by 2035, driven by a 40.5% CAGR. Despite slow adoption, evolving consumer confidence, especially in China and the Middle East, presents new opportunities. Chinese OEMs, including BYD, Xpeng, and NIO, are strategically bundling level 3 autonomy with advanced E/E architecture to maintain competitiveness. Asia Pacific is poised for robust growth, led by aggressive efforts from regional OEMs.

The British are open to new brands and love Tesla-sized cars, which means the BYD Seal U could become a mainstream model.

Ford EV rival BYD is poised to outsell Tesla globally in 2025, the latest of several automakers that the company will pass as its rapid expansion continues.

It’s official. BYD is launching its first kei car. The new electric car is BYD’s smallest EV yet, and it’s...

Join us as we dive into the all-new BYD Dolphin Surf, a trendy addition to BYD's Ocean Series. Filming from the bustling Alexandra Palace, we explore whether this small, affordable electric vehicle is worth your consideration or if you should keep looking. We break down its features, comparing different trims—Active, Boost, and Comfort—highlighting everything from LED lights and alloy wheels to advanced tech like Apple CarPlay and adaptive cruise control. With fast charging capabilities and a design that maximizes space and functionality, the Dolphin Surf promises an impressive urban driving experience. Whether you're an ex-Honda Jazz owner or just in the market for a new city car, see why this electric vehicle might be your next ride. Super affordable pricing and surprisingly good ride quality might just make the BYD Dolphin Surf the bullseye you’ve been looking for.

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has failed to make a significant impact in the South Korean market six months after its entry. Low consumer trust in Chinese cars and a continuing slowdown in electric vehicle demand are cited as the main reasons for its lackluster performance. According to market tracker Carisyou on July 13, BYD sold 1,337 units ...

Hybrid cars are growing among new buyers for maintaining combustion engine and incorporating electric, small engines to help with the performance.

BYD Australia isn’t ruling out anything the car giant offers overseas as it looks to continue its sales growth here.