Etiqueta: Mexico

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The 2025 BYD Shark is China’s answer to traditional pickup trucks, fighting against the Toyota Tacoma and Ford Ranger.

Chinese car brands’ inroads in Mexico have unnerved Washington, rattled established automakers and alarmed the Mexican government, which is throwing up trade barriers. But even in the face of  new tariffs, China-made cars face little competition in the country’s growing market for electric vehicles. Cheap prices, government subsidies and a growing charging network all point to continued sales growth for China’s automakers in the country. Bloomberg News Mexico Business Reporter Amy Stillman details the rise of brands like BYD just across the border from the United States, and what it signals about car market competition and trade. Amy speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)

BYD already has a strong foothold in Mexico, accounting for around 70% of electric and plug-in hybrid sales. Now, the...

BYD now accounts for about 70% of Mexico’s EV and plug-in hybrid sales, nearly doubling volumes despite new tariffs, BloombergNEF data show

Chinese market leader BYD aims to sell 1.3 million vehicles outside China by 2026—about 24 per cent more than the previous year. To meet its 2030 ambitions,

A Chinese shipbuilding company built the world's largest car carrier as Chinese automakers are expanding exports to other markets.

BYD targets 1.3 million overseas vehicle sales in 2026, representing about 24% growth.