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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
Explained: Behind the rise of Chinese carmaker BYD
Chinese auto giant BYD has emerged as the largest EV maker, and the six largest automaker overall, by vehicle sales. Three decades ago, it began as a battery manufacturer
BYD’s stock jumps on better-than-expected earnings
The Chinese EV maker topped Tesla in total revenue last year as it builds its home-market lead
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BYD’s 5-Minute EV Charging: A New Era for Electric Cars or...
BYD unveiled a groundbreaking EV battery that charges in just 5 minutes, adding 400 km of range, which challenges Tesla & reshapes EV market.
All-new Honda P7 mid-size SUV launching in China on 26 March,...
GAC Honda will be launching the Honda P7 mid-size SUV in China later this month. Courtesy of a 89.9 kWh battery pack, the Honda P7 can offer a range of up to 650 km.
The post All-new Honda P7 mid-size SUV launching in China on 26 March, up to 650 km range appeared first on CarNewsChina.com.
BYD Seal EV Crowned EV of the Year 2024 in Japan
BYD Seal EV is awarded "EV of the Year 2024" in Japan, making the company win consecutively for the second time with its styling, performance, and range.
Honda S7 electric SUV launched in China for 35,840 USD with...
The Honda S7 electric crossover from the Dongfeng-Honda joint venture was launched in China with a starting price of 35,840 USD.
The post Honda S7 electric SUV launched in China for 35,840 USD with up to 469 hp appeared first on CarNewsChina.com.
Honda could get BYD-ed in key Indian scooter market
Chinese electric vehicle-maker BYD and its local rivals have dramatically disrupted the automotive market, leading to a significant decline in sales for major global brands like Ford, Nissan, GM, and Honda in China. This pattern is expected to extend to scooters and motorbikes, currently dominated by Japanese brands, as electrification efforts lag behind market growth.
