Etiqueta: SAIC
A five-minute charge to go 250 miles? This Chinese EV giant...
Electric vehicle giant BYD unveiled a new charging system in China on Monday, intensifying already fierce competition in the world’s largest auto market and propelling it further ahead of rivals such as Tesla.
China’s EV Giant BYD Looks to Raise $5.2 Billion in Share...
BYD plans to raise $5.2 billion through a share sale in Hong Kong to fund its overseas expansion and research and development efforts.
BYD considers third European plant and battery factory
Chinese manufacturer BYD wants to build another plant in Europe since the EU now collects special tariffs on electric vehicle imports from China. Battery
BYD reports robust production and sales volume for January
BYD has announced the release of production and sales volume for January 2025 on February 2, 2025. Production volume of New energy vehicles surged 59.5% YoY to 327,864 units in January, with Passenger...
China’s SAIC partners with Huawei to tackle competition from BYD ·...
The move comes as SAIC loses its car sales crown in China for the first time in nearly two decades, as BYD topped sales of passenger vehicles at more than 4.2 million units.
MG IM6 all-electric SUV to launch in Thailand on March 24
The MG IM6 is known as the IM LS6 in China, and has an official moose test speed of 82.7 km/h.
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Gasgoo Daily: BYD to unveil smart in-car drone system in collaboration...
With Gasgoo Daily, we will offer daily important automotive news in China. For those we have reported, the title of the piece will include a hyperlink, which w
BYD may have a new power play in EV lithium mining,...
The world’s largest EV maker does not look to be slowing down anytime soon. Newly discovered documents show that BYD...
Smart move: BYD to bring intelligent driving system to mass market
Chinese EV leader BYD launched its Intelligent Driving for All strategy recently, aiming to equip al
Column: Caresoft looks inside Chinese vehicles and sees trouble for legacy...
Caresoft executives say the speed at which the Chinese auto industry is moving to roll out vehicles, reduce costs and introduce new technologies threatens the existence of legacy automakers.
