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Global and China Level 3 Autonomous Vehicle Research Report 2025-2035 |...
The level 3 autonomous vehicles market is expected to surge from 291,000 units in 2025 to 8.7 million units by 2035, driven by a 40.5% CAGR. Despite slow adoption, evolving consumer confidence, especially in China and the Middle East, presents new opportunities. Chinese OEMs, including BYD, Xpeng, and NIO, are strategically bundling level 3 autonomy with advanced E/E architecture to maintain competitiveness. Asia Pacific is poised for robust growth, led by aggressive efforts from regional OEMs.
BYD overtakes Tesla on Fortune’s Global 500 as once-dominant U.S. companies...
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BYD Atto 3 Rust Issues Down Under — BYD Responds Promptly

A few Atto 3 owners in Australia and New Zealand are experiencing problems with rust and BYD is responding well to their complaints.
BYD’s 6-for-1 Stock Split: A Catalyst for Liquidity, Sentiment, and Long-Term...

BYD's 6-for-1 Stock Split: A Catalyst for Liquidity, Sentiment, and Long-Term Value
Sri Lanka Customs detain around 1,000 BYD EVs in motor capacity...

Sri Lanka Customs has detained around 1,000 Chinese-made BYD electric vehicles in six consignments that arrived in the island over the declaration of motor capacity issue which is used to calculate taxes, official sources said.
Tesla Rivals BYD, Toyota, VW, GM Accused Of Faking Car Sales...

Auto brands in China accused of inflating sales figures amid fierce competition to meet sales targets, leading to misjudgment of demand.
BYD Encounters Obstacles In India Expansion: Report

BYD’s EV expansion plans in India are reportedly facing setbacks due to visa curbs and government resistance.
Tesla’s ‘budget Model Y’spy shots revealed: No panoramic glass roof, no...
Tesla's budget simplified Model Y spy photos revealed.
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BYD runs India remotely as China tensions shut out top brass
BYD faces hurdles in India due to strained political ties. Visa issues force executives to meet abroad. Despite this, BYD cars are popular. India rejects BYD's investment plan. This impacts tariff benefits. Tesla expands in India. BYD relies on its Chennai plant. High import duties increase car costs. India now allows Chinese tourist visas again.
Confirmed by Jim Farley, Ford’s CEO, who admits to being concerned...

Ford's CEO Jim Farley doesn’t mince words: the thing that keeps him up at night isn’t just Chinese prices… it’s their pace. After a trip to China and a deep













