Etiqueta: Indonesia

Government electric vehicle EV incentives in Thailand and Indonesia are significantly influencing the region’s auto market, lifting Chinese brands while slumping Japanese incumbents. BYD will start shipping Thai-built plug-in hybrids to Europe in late August, while in Indonesia, EV share approached 10% in the first half of 2025, with sales ...

BANGKOK: Competition is intensifying among Chinese automakers over electric vehicles sales in Indonesia and Thailand, the No. 1 and No. 3 automobile markets in South-East Asia.

The Atto 2 offers a range of up to 254 miles on a single charge and can recharge from 10% to 80% in just 38 minutes.

BYD wants to attract younger drivers with its latest electric SUV. The new BYD Atto 2 launched in Hong Kong...

BYD's Strategic Shift: Navigating Domestic Saturation and Global Expansion

BYD newest roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) vessel just delivered 1,500 new energy vehicles to the Philippines. The BYD Zhengzhou, named after company’s manufacturing hub serving the burgeoning Asia–Pacific market, is number one of a planned eight-ship fleet. The newly christened vessel measures 199.9 meters (652 feet) long, and can transport up to ... [continued]

Chinese automaker BYD introduced the affordable Atto 1 EV at the Indonesia auto show, offering 75 horsepower and 236-mile range option to compete with gas-powered vehicles.

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

GSI delivers the BYD Zhengzhou, a dual-fuel LNG carrier that reinforces the BYD Group's maritime export strategy.

All the buzz around electric vehicles paints them as the future of transportation, but we often overlook the most important aspect of mobility: it needs to be accessible and affordable. You can’t change the world with greener cars if only a small percentage of the global population can afford them.