Etiqueta: Sales
Chinese EV-Makers Eyeing South Africa Amid Global Trade Rows

BYD, Chery Auto and Great Wall Motor are keen to leverage low prices to get sales where others have struggled because of trade disputes in Europe and 100% tariffs in the US
Is It Time to Buy BYD Before Its Next Ambitious Move?...
As if by magic, BYD (BYDDY -2.28%) has swiftly, smoothly, and soundly taken over China's electric vehicle (EV) industry. It surpassed Tesla in 2024 to...
BYD Denies Production Cutbacks Amid EV Price War, Says Output Remains...

BYD's production remains stable amid Chinese EV price war, despite earlier reports. BYD overtakes Tesla in global EV sales and eyes Europe.
China’s BYD reportedly slashes output amid slowing demand · TechNode

BYD has reportedly slashed production levels by more than a third of capacity and cancelled night shifts at more than half of its seven factories in
Exclusive: BYD’s production capacity remains stable, says source close to NEV...

BYD's sales have grown steadily, and its production capacity has remained stable, a source close to the company told CnEVPost.
BYD Beats Tesla In Europe: Never Been ‘Such A Product Offensive...

BYD has passed Tesla for European EV registrations and may not look back thanks to new affordable and luxury new models.
BYD in Midst of Unmatched Flurry of Product Launches in Europe

Europe has, of course, put high tariffs on electric cars built in China. One way around that for Chinese automakers is going to be setting up factories in Europe. BYD has a new factory in Hungary already, and the company is reportedly prepping for a flurry of product launches. Already, ... [continued]
BYD announces voestalpine as supplier to its first European car factory

voestalpine to supply BYD with steel.
BYD is selling more EVs than ever, so why is it...

BYD is coming off its best sales month of the year after slashing EV prices in late May. However, it...
Chinese car brands double market share in Europe: JATO Dynamics

Europe's new car market saw a 2.5% year-on-year increase in registrations in May 2025, with a total of 1,107,517 new vehicles registered across 28 European markets.