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BYD shares were down 6.53 percent in Hong Kong and 3.89 percent in Shenzhen at press time.

After poaching some of the best Western auto talent, China’s car industry is about to dominate globally with charging rates, ranges, luxury design, technology, and sheer volumes.

The Chinese automaker reshaping global car markets with record-breaking growth has joined the urban EV trend with the Dolphin Surf — its smallest and most affordable model yet in the Israeli showroom; first drive of a potential bestseller in the making

BYD introduced its tenth model, the low-cost electric 'Dolphin Surf,' in Europe, starting at 22,990 euros, with temporary discounts available. This move intensifies pressure on European automakers to provide more affordable electric vehicles, addressing a key obstacle to broader EV adoption. Several new models under 25,000 euros are slated for release this year, targeting the compact segment's significant electrification potential.

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD's low-cost Dolphin Surf became its 10th model available in Europe on Wednesday, with the Berlin launch increasing pressure on European rivals to produce more affordable alternatives. Until the end of June, the three versions will be available at a discounted price of 19,990-24,990 euros, sales chief Patrick Schulz said on Wednesday. The car piles pressure on European automakers to offer more affordable electric alternatives, with cost still a major barrier to wider adoption of EVs.

Building affordable yet good small electric cars is currently considered a supreme discipline in the automotive industry. While there is more room to

BYD ranked No. 1 in the global BEV market in the first quarter with a 15.4 percent share, while Tesla was No. 2 with 12.6 percent.

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Tesla's ranking in China's NEV market fell to No. 8 in April from No. 3 in March, as its local deliveries slipped.

Major carmakers in China saw an upward trajectory in April, a trend analysts say would continue with the slew of models unveiled at the Auto Shanghai to hit the market one after another in the following months.