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The Canadian government has signalled its 100-per-cent tariffs on China-made EV imports may not be set in stone. But changes risk disrupting the Canadian auto sector and U.S. relations.

At the IAA Mobility 2025 event in Munich, Chinese automaker BYD has made a substantial impact by showcasing its extensive range of products and innovations, signaling its strong ambitions in the European market. The company's participation features engaging experiences through exhibits, events, and an expansive test drive program, aiming to connect with both industry insiders and the public. Central to BYD's display is a pop-up store and technology demonstrations, highlighting advances in...

BYD, the world’s leading new-energy vehicle (NEV) manufacturer, has used Europe’s largest auto show of 2025 to confirm production plans for the company’s first factory in the region and give a public debut to its Super Hybrid model, the SEAL 6 DM-i TOURING.

For years, the automotive landscape of the UAE has been ruled by the established dynasties of Japan and Germany. Performance SUVs, in particular, have been the domain of brands like Nissan, Toyota, Porsche and Mercedes. However, few can be unaware that an entirely new force has arrived, in the shape of Chinese car manufacturers. Once seen as a sour...

Beijing has called time on a bruising prices battle the EV maker was arguably leading

MUNICH, Sept. 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chinese automaker BYD is putting on an impressive show at this year’s IAA Mobility in Munich, underscoring...

BYD is so serious about Europe, it's even getting into the wagon business.

BYD and Shenzhen Port Group recently signed an agreement to expand cooperation between the automaker and port operator. While this news largely flew under the radar, the scope of the agreement goes far beyond BYD’s home ports to develop international logistics and decarbonize global shipping.

TuneIn has a new partnership with the largest producer of new energy vehicles to integrate its catalog of radio stations and podcasts into BYD vehicles.

The spotlight at the Munich auto show this year is swinging back to BMW, Mercedes and Volkswagen after previously focusing on Chinese automakers.