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Lei Jun, the founder of Chinese tech giant Xiaomi, has climbed to the position of China’s fifth wealthiest billionaire following a remarkable 250% rally in the company’s shares over the past year. Investors have become increasingly optimistic about Lei’s expansion into the electric vehicle (EV) sector, driving Xiaomi’s market performance. At 55, Lei now possesses […]

BYD’s UK sales soared by 658% in 2024, delivering over 8,700 electric vehicles to the market. A remarkable 1,614 BYD electric and plug-in hybrids were registered in the UK in January, showcasing strong demand. Globally, BYD sold 296,446 vehicles in January, a 47.5% increase compared to the previous year. The UK market saw battery electric vehicles account for 19.6% of all new car registrations. Polestar experienced 216% growth in the UK market, highlighting the intensifying EV competition. Tesla observed a slight decline in UK registrations amidst the rising competition. The shift to sustainable mobility is accelerating, with electric cars becoming

Specifications for the electric BYD Sealion 7 SUV have been published online ahead of an imminent pricing announcement.

Turkish electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Togg maintained its market leadership in January, while China’s BYD, a newcomer to the Turkish market, secured

Which electric vehicle company will win the market? Let's find out. The post Tesla vs. BYD: Who Will Dominate the Global EV Market in 2025? appeared first on The Smart Investor.

BYD’s smaller electric SUV, the Atto 2, is now arriving in Europe and the UK. Despite its small size, BYD...

Tesla Faces Stiff Competition in China as Sales Drop, BYD Soars! - La Noticia Digital

BYD has made waves in the automotive industry with the announcement of its advanced autonomous driving system, dubbed

Volkswagen's SEAT, the Spanish subsidiary of Europe's largest carmaker, will be forced to cut output and lay off around 1,500 workers if the EU does not lower its tariff on the brand's China-made electric car by the end of March, its CEO told Reuters.

In the 2024 global automotive sales ranking, BYD ranked fifth in the world with sales of 4.27 million vehicles, while Geely Group entered the top ten with sales of 3.34 million vehicles. This marks the first time that two Chinese independent car manufacturers have entered the global top ten, demonstrating the strong growth and international competitiveness of the Chinese automotive market. With the increasing penetration of new energy and intensified market competition, it is likely that more Chinese car manufacturers will join the global top ten in the future