Etiqueta: Norway
Norway’s Corvus Energy teams up with BYD to push marine battery...
Norway-based Corvus Energy has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese BYD Energy Storage to develop battery solutions for ships. The companies said the partnership is aimed at speeding up …
Chinese Carmakers Flood the Israeli Market: BYD, Chery, XPeng, Geely and...
More than 25 Chinese automakers now sell electric or hybrid vehicles in Israel, though their presence in the market is rarely highlighted due to geopolitical tensions surrounding the ongoing confli…
BYD improves the battery warranty: 8 years and 250,000 km –...
BYD improves the battery warranty: 8 years and 250,000 km - among the best on the market BYD is setting a new standard in the Norwegian
BYD extends traction battery warranty in Norway to 250,000 kilometres
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is improving the warranty for traction batteries in Norway. Effective immediately, the warranty covers eight years
Albania’s EV surge: 57% new cars electric as BYD leads
Albania has unexpectedly emerged as one of the leading examples of rapid electrification: in October, 57% of all new registrations were electric cars. With...
BYD Sold Nearly 3 Times As Many Cars As Tesla In...
Sales data reveals that 36 percent of Chinese cars sold in Europe last month are EVs
BYD European Sales Triple Year over Year in October, ACEA Data...
BYD has sold 17,470 fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles across its European markets in October, a 206.8% jump from the same period a year ago.
Tesla Stock Slips Premarket As Europe Turns To BYD And Stellantis’...
Europe’s auto market kept climbing in October, boosted by strong demand for electrified models.
BYD’s Oct registrations in Europe jump 206.8%, while Tesla slips 48.5%
BYD's new vehicle registrations in Europe reached 17,470 units in October, while Tesla's dropped to 6,964 units.
EV sales *still* have not fallen, cooled, slowed or slumped. Media...
After two years of headlines begging for failure, EV sales keep defying false media narratives that they are dropping, and continue to rise.
