Etiqueta: import

Chinese car manufacturer BYD has launched a 16-story container ship capable of transporting 9,200 vehicles as it seeks to dominate the UK electric car market – as British production slumps to a 70-year low. The BYD Xi’an – named after the historic city of Xi’an in China’s Shaanxi province – is the company’s fifth mega-tanker […]

It’s officially summertime now, and there’s always less news in the summer, but the cleantech news never truly pauses globally, so we still have a number of big stories to share from the past week. 1. Tesla’s tiny robotaxi pilot started in Austin, Texas. Tesla fans/shareholders are super enthusiastic about ... [continued]

BYD, Chery Auto and Great Wall Motor are keen to leverage low prices to get sales where others have struggled because of trade disputes in Europe and 100% tariffs in the US

Chinese automakers are moving to Plan B in Europe, falling back on their ability to build plenty of good, old-fashioned, non-tariffed gas-powered vehicles.

Some want the Brazilian government to fast-track higher tariffs to curb the flood of Chinese EVs

Luca de Meo announces he is leaving Renault Group and the world’s largest car-carrying ship docks in Brazil.

The Terminal Marítima de Mazatlán (Tmaz), a port controlled SAAM Terminals, has become the first port in Mexico to receive a vessel of BYD.

The Chinese electric vehicle giant is bringing affordable prices, cutting-edge technology and an aggressive strategy to the region’s markets.

The Chinese EV giant is flooding Europe with cheaper, feature-packed cars -- and legacy automakers are scrambling.

(Reuters) -The world's largest car-carrying ship - with the equivalent of 20 football fields of vehicles - completed its maiden journey late last month to dock in Brazil's Itajai port. BYD, China's top producer of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, is offering Brazilian car shoppers relatively low-priced options in a market where the green-car movement is still in its infancy. BYD has deployed a growing fleet of cargo ships to accelerate its expansion overseas, with Brazil becoming its top target, according to Reuters analysis of shipping data and company statements.