Etiqueta: Hyundai

BYD continues to push new models into the market at a furious pace. The latest version of the Sealion 06 looks to be a winner.

The BYD Seal, an electric vehicle (EV) from Chinese automaker BYD, is making its mark on the Everland Speedway in Yongin, South Korea. Inexpensive, Yet Luxurious This sentiment resonated throughout online forums when BYD announced the price of its second model, the BYD Seal, at 46.9 million KRW (approximately 33,200) (before incentives). At first g...

Chinese automaker BYD now allows owners to unlock and start their electric cars using a compatible Samsung Galaxy Watch.

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

BYD, the Chinese automaker, is creating a stir in the market as it prepares to launch its new midsize SUV, the Sealion 06. The company recently announced plans to introduce the all-electric Sealion 06 EV and the plug-in hybrid Sealion 06 DM-i to the Chinese domestic market on July 24. First unveiled at Auto Shanghai 2025, the vehicle is expected to...

BYD is set to delay the start of series production at its Hungarian electric car plant, previously planned for the end of 2025, and will also scale back

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As China's electric vehicle (EV) market continues its rapid expansion, several Chinese companies have emerged with higher profitability than Tesla, drawing global attention. According to CleanTechnica on July 19, four Chinese automakers—Seres, BYD, Li Auto, and Great Wall Motor (GWM)—have outperformed Tesla's operating profit margin of 16.3%, gaini...

In 2025, the fusion of EVs and drones is shaping a major tech trend. As vehicles shift from transport tools to multifunctional platforms, drone integration is expanding their capabilities. On July 18, CleanTechnica spotlighted several recent cases of drone-equipped EVs. BYD is leading drone-EV integration with its sub-brand Fangchengbao’s new SUV, ...

At the same time, China's No. 1 automaker will start making cars earlier than expected at a new plant in Turkey where labour costs are lower, and will vastly exceed its announced production plans, one of the sources said. Shifting production away from Hungary in favour of Turkey would be a setback for the European Union, which has been hoping that its tariffs on EVs made in China would bring in Chinese investments and well-paid manufacturing jobs.