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“`html The automotive industry in 2024 is shifting towards greener technologies. Toyota leads global sales with 10.82 million vehicles, despite a decline in domestic sales. Toyota’s hybrid sales in North America increased by 21.1%, indicating a shift toward eco-friendly options. BYD has experienced a 41.3% rise in global sales, marking significant success with 4.27 million vehicles sold. BYD’s growth is driven by competitive pricing and technological advancements in electric vehicles. The rivalry between Toyota and BYD highlights the industry’s move towards hybrids and all-electric vehicles. The future of the automotive world promises more innovation in sustainable and electrifying mobility. “`

The world’s largest EV maker is quickly making a name for itself on a global scale. With overseas sales surging...

Toyota maintains its position as the top-selling automaker with 10.82 million vehicles sold, despite a significant domestic sales drop. A 21.1% increase in Toyota’s hybrid sales highlights a global shift toward eco-friendly transportation, especially in North America. BYD, a leader in the electric vehicle market, reports a 41.3% increase in global sales, surpassing industry veterans like Honda and Nissan. BYD’s success is attributed to effective pricing strategies and innovative technologies. The automotive industry is undergoing a pivotal transformation focused on sustainability and electrification. The automotive landscape of 2024 is evolving rapidly, marked by a thrilling clash of industry giants. Once

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Toyota was again the top selling automaker in the world in 2024. Toyota Motor Corp. ended the year with 10.82 million sales (though, that was down 3.7% from 2023). Top rival Volkswagen AG was ... [continued]

Toyota Motor Corp. group retains its crown as the world's biggest automaker by sales volume for the fifth consecutive year in 2024, helped by robust sales of hybrid vehicles, according to data it released.

Toyota remains the world’s top-selling automaker for the fifth consecutive year, delivering 10.82 million vehicles in 2024. BYD has achieved significant growth, selling 4.27 million vehicles, with a 41.3% increase from the previous year, overtaking several rivals. Challenges for Toyota included a vehicle certification scandal that impacted production and a 13.8% drop in domestic sales. Toyota experienced a 4.3% increase in North American sales, powered by popular hybrid models. Hybrid vehicle sales surged by 21.1%, reflecting a growing consumer shift toward sustainable options. The automotive landscape is evolving, with a clear trend toward electric and hybrid vehicles as the future

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Plugin vehicles in China once again ended the year with a record month, growing by 46% year over year (YoY) in the last month of the year to a record 1,379,000 units. Full electrics ... [continued]

Tokyo, Jan. 26 (Jiji Press)--BYD Co. is believed to have surpassed Honda Motor Co. in global new vehicle sales…

The carmaker, which already has a factory in Thailand, aims to complete a $1 billion plant on Java, Indonesia's main island, by the end of this year, producing EVs for local sale and export