Etiqueta: PHEV
Chery Fulwin A9 spotted with fastback coupe styling ahead of 2026...
Chery plans Fulwin A9 with dual powertrains, including range-extended and fully electric versions for 2026.
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Nissan NX8 electric and plug-in hybrid SUV revealed with with 800V...
Nissan NX8 uses 800V silicon carbide platform and supports 5C ultra-fast charging for both EV and PHEV versions.
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Baby Shark spotting! Smaller BYD ute spied
BYD may have only launched its first ute last year with the Shark 6, but it appears it wants to
BYD produced 70,000 cars in Thailand with the Sealion 6 as...
BYD produced 70,000 cars at its manufacturing plant in Rayong Province, Thailand. It took 16 months to reach this milestone.
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BYD launches Sealion 6 in Japan as cheapest plug-in hybrid SUV,...
BYD launches plug-in hybrid SUV Sealion 6 in Japan, priced at USD 26,700
BYD BEV Sales Up 20% in November
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. BYD had another mixed result in November 2025 compared to November 2024. Full electric vehicles were up solidly (+19.9%), but plugin hybrids were down slightly more (-22.4%). Overall, that meant BYD’s plugin vehicle sales were down slightly (-5.8%) It’s a ... [continued]
BYD follows Subaru with new engine design
Subaru won’t be the only brand with ‘boxer’ engines for long, with Chinese giant BYD now looking at adding a
BYD records strongest monthly sales of 2025
BYD sold 480,186 New Energy Vehicles in November, achieving the highest monthly figure this year—though this still represents a 5.25 per cent decline compared
BYD Stock: November Sales Dip Continues Three-Month Decline Streak
BYD stock: November 2025 NEV sales dropped 5.2% Y/Y to 480,186 units, marking three consecutive months of year-over-year declines.
