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BYD Just Dethroned Tesla in Europe — And It’s Only the...

The Chinese EV giant is flooding Europe with cheaper, feature-packed cars -- and legacy automakers are scrambling.
China’s EV Powerhouse BYD Accelerates Into Europe’s

Momentum built around sleek showrooms, bold pricing and a dealer push that worries entrenched rivals.
BYD’s latest electric is a VW-beater for buyers on a budget
A wave of reasonably affordable electric cars is rolling into Europe and Build Your Dreams (BYD) is riding the crest. In Germany, Volkswagen is still fettling the ID.
How BYD’s $9K EVs Are Winning While Hyundai Plays Catch-Up
The formula for success in the electric vehicle (EV) market is evolving. While superior performance and design once defined the winners, today the market is led by companies that build cars in a completely different way. At the center of this major shift are Hyundai Motor Group and China’s BYD. BYD Controls Its Own Parts — and Confidently Cuts Pric...
BYD Cranks Up U.K. EV Wars with Dolphin Surf
Affordable Chinese EV ramps up pressure on U.K. small-car rivals
BYD Dolphin Surf

Chinese giant's latest EV is meant to allow buyers on a budget to go electric without making any compromises
BYD launches cut-price EVs in Europe amid global price war

The Dolphin Surf, a hatchback, will retail for around $25,000 in the UK and EU, three times the Chinese price, partly thanks to tariffs.
BYD Dolphin Surf review: Is this what a budget Tesla should...

All-new, all-electric, £18,650 supermini is everything BYD does well in its most appealing package yet. It’s already won World Urban Car for 2025
BYD brings EV price wars to small cars in Europe

EU tariffs may limit discounting but Chinese carmakers will appeal to consumers with advanced technology
China’s EV Moves in UK & EU Progressing

It’s no secret — China’s electric vehicle market is the most developed in the world. Related to that, EVs account for about half of the country’s new car sales, and it’s a hyper-competitive market where many automakers are struggling to scale up, outcompete each other on price, and eventually make ... [continued]