Etiqueta: Sales

First performance report from New Vehicle Efficiency Standard Regulator has bad news for some of Australia’s best-selling brands, as BYD, Toyota and Tesla shine.

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China's top automaker has a bright future.

DLL and BYD Europe have signed a partnership agreement under which DLL will provide financing solutions for BYD electric buses

Chinese giant BYD revealed the first interior images of its Japan-exclusive Racco kei car, ahead of the model’s launch scheduled for this Summer.

The Electric Vehicle Battery Technology Market, valued at USD 98.65 billion in 2025, is set to reach USD 156.95 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 8.05%. Key trends include the rise of sodium-ion batteries, known for their cost efficiency and safety, and the expansion of gigafactories worldwide, driven by technological scaling and logistical needs. The market is propelled by rapid EV adoption, government mandates, and increased urbanization. Dominated by Asian manufacturers, the market sees s

In a milestone moment for the global auto industry, China’s BYD Company has eclipsed Ford Motor Company in worldwide vehicle sales for calendar year 2025, underscoring the accelerating influence of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles ... Read more

The Song Ultra EV is the first B-segment electric SUV under BYD’s Dynasty lineup. BYD’s new EV SUV offers over...

BYD continues to dominate Tesla as the best-selling EV brand by a whopping margin in Australia, spelling even more trouble for the American brand

Recent reports out of Mexico indicate that Nissan and Mercedes are selling their joint venture factory in Aguascalientes Mexico and the top bidders have been narrowed down to BYD and Geely.Overall, this represents a dramatic shift for legacy automakers in Mexico. While Chinese vehicles have rapidly risen to take 20% of the Mexican new car market, the factory will lead to significant localized capacity. That will help to develop local supply chains that will support further localization with implications not only to the Mexican market, but also to its nearby trading partners.