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Japan Just Dealt BYD A Massive EV Blow
Many EVs sold in Japan will have their subsidies cut from the start of next year
BYD cuts 100,000 jobs, workforce down 10%, the new battleground for...
Workforce down 10% as BYD posts 8.0396 trillion yuan revenue, profit falls 19%, and overseas expansion accelerates.
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Argentina & Mexico Just Placed A Massive EV Order On Brazil:...
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Argentina has been the Latin American EV laggard for as long as I’ve been following the regional transition: it was the last country to surpass 0.1% market share, then one of the last to get to 1%. It also had ... [continued]
BYD hails windfall as Iran oil crisis supercharges Chinese EV outlook
Wang Chuanfu predicts 'another level' of overseas sales, lifting goal by 15%: sources
Bloomberg: BYD tells analysts 1.5 million overseas sales in 2026
BYD's rapid international growth now appears to be the only thing that may keep it profitable this year. By Stewart Burnett
BYD’s Runaway Growth Hits First Roadblocks in Setback for EV Maker
The Chinese automaker is grappling with slower sales growth and customer complaints.
BYD Received 12.5 Billion Yuan in Chinese Government Subsidies in 2025,...
BYD reported its earnings results for the final quarter of 2025 last Friday, disclosing its first annual profit decline since 2021.
BYD reports drop in earnings in 2025 despite record sales
China’s largest manufacturer of new energy vehicles (NEVs), BYD Auto, reported a 3.5% rise in global sales revenue to a record CNY 804 billion.
Report: BYD may rethink Malaysia plans amid Miti’s export, pricing conditions
KUALA LUMPUR, March 30 — Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD may reconsider its plans to set up a completely k...
BYD Signals It’s Confident Exports Will Beat 2026 Target By 15%
BYD Co. signaled to analysts that exports this year will probably beat its previous target by 15%, according to people familiar with the matter, as the world’s biggest electric vehicle maker leans on growth in overseas markets to counter a slump in domestic sales.
