Etiqueta: Omoda
Geely targets 100,000 UK sales in push to take on Tesla...

Britain has become a battleground for Chinese carmakers because of strong EV sales and absence of import tariffs
MG’s Lead in Europe Under Threat as BYD and Chery Close...

Sales of China’s giant BYD have surged year over year across Europe in September, with the company nearing sales figures of rival MG and US brand Tesla in the continent.
BYD’s UK sales soar despite subsidy snub

BYD's UK success challenges the nation's EV strategy and reshapes the automotive landscape.
Britain’s EV Boom Is Now Powered By China

BYD and other Chinese automakers are driving record EV sales across the UK, reshaping the market
BYD’s UK sales surge despite EV subsidy snub

UK is now the Chinese carmaker’s largest international market after sales rose nearly 10-fold in September
Chinese Brands Dominate Historic Turin Auto Show

Turin’s air was cleaner than it during its industrial peak, but around half the 50-plus brands and more than half the production cars on show were Chinese.
China’s BYD makes gains in Spain with low EV prices, fast...
BARCELONA (Reuters) -When Javier Hernandez went car shopping in Barcelona, he ended up choosing a plug-in hybrid by China's BYD - swayed by a price nearly 10,000 euros cheaper than European rivals. With government subsidies, the BYD Seal U DM-I Hernandez opted for starts at around 30,000 euros ($35,289) in Spain, compared to over 40,000 euros for VW's Tiguan and Peugeot's 3008 plug-in hybrid models. Cost-conscious buyers like Hernandez are fuelling rapid growth for Chinese EV carmakers like BYD in Spain and around Europe, stepping up competition with regional and U.S. rivals like Tesla, Stellantis and Volkswagen.
China’s Chery Auto launches up to $1.5 billion Hong Kong IPO

Chery joins the barrage of Chinese firms going public in Hong Kong, where listing proceeds have soared to a four-year high. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Chinese Autos Steal Munich Spotlight, But BMW, Mercedes Fight Back

China dominated the Munich Auto Show, but the locals could take some comfort from the debuts of BMW’s next-generation Neue Klasse technology, and a new Mercedes.













