Etiqueta: Tariffs

Canada and South Korea are working toward a new trade deal that would bring more auto manufacturing to that country.

As Canada prepares to reopen the door to Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) under a new tariff-quota system, most attention has been focused on which automaker could move fastest once restrictions ease. While Tesla appears best […]

BYD began on Thursday trial production at its first European plant in Hungary, following delays in completing construction of the passenger vehicle factory.

Rivian’s founder and Chief Executive Officer RJ Scaringe praised BYD and Xiaomi for their highly competitive EVs, both in technology and pricing, while also acknowledging that government subs…

Chinese car brands’ inroads in Mexico have unnerved Washington, rattled established automakers and alarmed the Mexican government, which is throwing up trade barriers. But even in the face of  new tariffs, China-made cars face little competition in the country’s growing market for electric vehicles. Cheap prices, government subsidies and a growing charging network all point to continued sales growth for China’s automakers in the country. Bloomberg News Mexico Business Reporter Amy Stillman details the rise of brands like BYD just across the border from the United States, and what it signals about car market competition and trade. Amy speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)

BYD already has a strong foothold in Mexico, accounting for around 70% of electric and plug-in hybrid sales. Now, the...

Chinese automakers see opportunity in the U.S., but analysts warn tariffs and politics make meaningful entry far from imminent.

Strong demand is prompting BYD to reassess ways to deploy more vehicles in India, where dealers currently have hundreds of bookings, according to Bloomberg.

This column analyzes BYD’s DM-i 6.0 breakthrough, positioning high-range PHEVs as the ideal bridge for EV adoption. It highlights China’s technological lead over Western automakers, especially as Canadian tariffs drop and semi-solid-state batteries emerge

Chinese automaker BYD is exploring local assembly in India to meet high demand for its electric vehicles. The company is seeking regulatory approvals for more models due to import quotas. This move follows visits by BYD executives and aims to overcome import barriers. BYD's India sales surged last year, showing the market's potential and regulatory challenges.