Etiqueta: Tariffs
Hong Kong Stocks: BYD Teams Up with Ayvens to Boost EV...

In major news on Hong Kong stocks, Chinese automaker BYD Co. Limited (HK:1211) has teamed up with French car leasing company Ayvens (FR:AYV) in a move to boost the ...
Federal consultations on Chinese-made vehicle tariffs begin

The public consultations, starting this week, will determine if Canada will follow the U.S. tariffs on imports of Chinese-made passenger EVs
Warren Buffett-Backed Chinese EV Giant BYD To Open First Southeast Asia...

Chinese electric vehicle leader BYD Co. is set to inaugurate its inaugural Southeast Asia factory in Thailand, a move that coincides with the implementation of new tariffs on Chinese EVs in the European Union.
BYD secures new EV leasing partner to take on Europe

China’s BYD has found a new EV leasing partner in Europe as it expands overseas. BYD signed a deal with...
EVERYTHING we know about the BYD Seagull. Will this be the...

BYD’s ultra-cheap Seagull electric city car is coming to the UK. Will it be a good option for buyers looking to go electric?
BYD signs deal with French car leasing firm Ayvens to expand...

BYD has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ayvens to distribute electric passenger cars and light commercial vehicles for European customers.
China’s BYD partners with French leasing firm to bolster European sales...

BYD Company (BYDDF, BYDDY) partnering with French leasing company Ayvens to expand sales in Europe. Read more here.
Chinese EV maker BYD sees 21% rise in Q2 sales, narrows...

Experts say price cuts and a shift in consumer preference from gasoline-powered vehicles to EVs are driving strong sales for Chinese EV makers.
Will BYD beat Tesla again in the EV sales race?

BYD (BYDDF) has set a new sales record in the second quarter, driven by price cuts, and is inching closer towards overtaking Tesla (TSLA) once again as the world's top EV seller.
BYD sales rise to a record on price cuts, tech upgrades

BYD Co sold a record number of electric and hybrid cars in the second quarter (2Q), sales data compiled by Bloomberg News shows, as price cuts and new technology stoked consumers into purchases.
China’s best-selling car brand sold nearly one million models over the period, solidifying a rebound after a slow start to the year. The sales were driven in part by the company’s move to reduce prices across most models earlier this year, sacrificing profitability, to target gasoline models made by foreign brands.














