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Australia EV Sales — January 2026 Update, Spotlight on the BYD...
January 2026 electric vehicle sales show stable penetration (16%) month on month and a significant growth year on year.
This country is banning popular car feature, U.S. could follow
The rule follows safety concerns that electronic door systems can fail during emergencies, trapping passengers inside vehicles.
Gasgoo Daily: BYD Dynasty unveils Song Ultra EV, its first B-segment...
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China banning hidden door handles on cars starting in 2027 due...
China will ban hidden door handles on cars, commonly used on Tesla's electric vehicles and many other EV models, starting next year, due to safety concerns.
Geely will use Ford factory in Europe to produce vehicles in...
Geely will use Ford factory in Europe to produce vehicles for the region. In return, the American car maker will get the latest ADAS tech.
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BYD Song Ultra EV crossover with 362 hp teased in China...
The BYD Song Ultra EV mid-size crossover was officially teased in China ahead of launch with 362 hp and an optional LiDAR sensor.
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Gasgoo Daily: BYD Announces Linghui as Fourth Sub-Brand, Expanding into Mobility...
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BYD Wins Big in Court After Influencer’s Denza B5 Fuel Economy...
The verdict resonated far beyond the courtroom. BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle giant renowned for reshaping the global auto market, secured a decisive legal victory with reverberating implications for truth, reputation, and the power of ... Read more
BYD’s global sales plunge 30% in January
Company’s share price drops 18% on news of unexpectedly sharp decline.
BYD’s Turquois T-Shaped Second-Generation Flash Chargers Seen At Dealers Ahead Of...
Several accounts on Chinese social media Xiaohongshu (RedNote) have revealed images of the next generation of BYD “Flash Chargers” (aka, “megawatt chargers”). According to the label on the plastic wrap surrounding the charge gun, the 1000 V DC chargers offer up to 1200 kW of charging power, presumably for each gun. Other labels indicate 1500 kW and 2100 kW, which could be for the pile with two charge guns or some other system-level output. We will need to wait for confirmation. Of note, BYD’s current flash chargers introduced last March offer 1360 kW per pile, accessible via both charge guns used simultaneously. So, this is likely a bit of a performance upgrade.
