Etiqueta: NEV
BYD officially unveils Linghui sub-brand targeting ride-hailing market

BYD had already filed four new cars under the Linghui brand last month, all based on existing models.
BYD sells 210,051 NEVs in Jan, down 30.11% year-on-year

BYD exported 100,482 NEVs in January, a 51.47% increase year-on-year, marking one of the few bright spots.
Vietnam becomes BYD’s next strategic «power battery» in its global playbook

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Autonomous mining truck tech provider Boonray secures strategic investment from BYD

Boonray has secured a RMB 100 million ($14.4 million) investment from BYD to advance the adoption of new energy technologies in heavy-duty industries.
BYD mulls expanding India operations as orders surge, report says

Strong demand is prompting BYD to reassess ways to deploy more vehicles in India, where dealers currently have hundreds of bookings, according to Bloomberg.
BYD begins construction of Vietnam battery plant in partnership with local...

The battery plant involves a total investment of $130 million, with a combined annual capacity of 6 GWh across two phases.
BYD aims for 1.3 million overseas sales in 2026

BYD targets 1.3 million overseas vehicle sales in 2026, representing about 24% growth.
BYD’s electric car offensive: 250,000 km battery warranty, 15 million electric...

Chinese automotive giant BYD is starting 2026 with a massive overhaul. The company is significantly extending the warranty on its Blade battery, effective immediately, and retroactively for existing vehicles. At the same time, the Chinese automaker is reporting new production records and announcing extremely fast charging speeds and new premium models for the European market.
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights BYD, NIO, XPeng and Li Auto
BYD, NIO, XPeng and Li Auto highlight how China's auto market surged in 2025, with EV growth and exports setting records ahead of a 2026 slowdown.
China-Canada EV deal expected to benefit Tesla, Volvo, BYD first

As part of the agreement, Transport Canada will certify new Chinese EVs within just eight weeks, Bloomberg reported.














