Etiqueta: Industry
BYD & Geely race to bid for car plant in Mexico

The Mercedes-Benz plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, may be sold to a Chinese car manufacturer. According to insiders, BYD and Geely, two of China's leading
BYD Just Got Its Italian Ads Banned
In Italy this month, a high‑stakes clash between one of the world’s fastest‑growing automakers and a global legacy manufacturer spilled out into the public arena of marketing and regulatory enforcement. The result was a rare ... Read more
BYD Passed Up Ford In Global Auto Sales In 2025

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Or support our Kickstarter campaign! This is quite a notable milestone that has gone under the radar! BYD delivered 4.6 million vehicles to customers in 2025. That was actually not a great result for BYD. However, it did mark BYD ... [continued]
China’s BYD and Geely eye Mexico plant in bid for North...

BYD and Geely, are competing to buy a Nissan–Mercedes-Benz plant in Mexico, as China aims to increase its manufacturing presence in the country
BYD overtakes Tesla to become world’s top EV seller in 2025...
Cars News: Tesla reported weaker-than-expected sales in the fourth quarter of 2025, losing its position as the world’s largest electric vehicle seller to China’s.
BYD Song ranks as China’s top-selling model by wholesale volume in...

Tesla Model Y came in fourth with wholesale sales of 38,916 units.
Brazil winds down tariff break for Chinese EV kit imports

Six months of sustained lobbying from global automakers has cost BYD and other Chinese automakers an advantage in Brazil. By Stewart Burnett
BYD sues US government over Trump tariffs blocking Chinese EVs

The Chinese automaker is claiming import tariffs locking it out of the United States are not legally valid.
BYD releases official images of Song Ultra EV amid ramped-up marketing...

The Song Ultra EV measures 4,850 mm in length and boasts a CLTC range of up to 710 km.
BYD files lawsuit, seeks refund over Trump’s U.S. auto tariffs

The lawsuit, the first by a Chinese carmaker over U.S. tariffs, follows similar complaints by thousands of global companies with U.S. operations.














