Etiqueta: Polestar

As Geely is on the cusp of launching its first new-generation product in Australia, it has revealed more plug-in hybrids as part of the same range of vehicles it sources the new EX5 electric mid-size SUV. The Geely Galaxy sub-brand in China is the group’s range of more future-facing plug-in models, as opposed to its Geely Auto brand (which covers a...

BYD has experienced explosive growth in the UK, with a 658% increase in sales in 2024. In January 2024 alone, BYD registered over 1,600 fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Globally, BYD’s vehicle sales reached 296,446 in January, marking a 47.5% year-on-year increase. Battery electric vehicles now represent 19.6% of all new vehicle registrations in the UK. While Tesla’s registrations dipped, brands like Polestar saw significant growth, indicating heightened competition in the market. BYD’s expansion and record sales underscore the accelerating shift towards electric vehicles worldwide. In a stunning display of automotive growth, BYD has stormed the UK market since

Since expanding to the UK in early 2023, BYD has launched four new models in under two years. The automaker’s UK sales rose 658% in 2024 to more than 8,700 units.

We covered 4,550 km in a two week family trip in our EV. It turns out that in an Atto 3, zero per cent charge on the battery means zero per cent. But it was the only black spot.

BYD is cranking up sales in Europe led by the Dolphin, but this little hatchback from China’s motorway range might be eclipsed by the competition.

You may be surprised which familiar American makes and models actually hail from China

Real brain power has been put into the Seal's design, tech, and comfort levels, meaning it does a fine job standing up against premium machinery.

Chinese automaker BYD registered 1,393 new energy vehicles (NEVs) in the UK in November, a 422% surge from a year earlier allowing the company to set a new monthly record in the market.

As Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD puts down roots in Mexico, Harris pledges EV breakthroughs while Trump promises gas vehicles.

Chinese brands are using the Paris Auto Show to showcase their presence in Europe. However, the uniformity of electric SUVs and new brand names that lack recognition among buyers may present bigger challenges than tariffs.