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Grab, BYD Partner to Expand Electric Vehicle Fleet in Southeast Asia
BYD vehicles will feature Grab's driver app on built-in displays, improving navigation and communication for driver-partners.
Grab Teams Up With BYD To Boost EV Availability For Southeast...
Grab has partnered with BYD to provide up to 50,000 electric vehicles to its driver-partners across Southeast Asia, addressing high EV costs and enhancing green transportation options.
BYD Partners with Grab to Provide 50,000 Electric Vehicles Across Southeast...
On January 15, 2025, Chinese automaker BYD announced its strategic partnership with Southeast Asian mobility giant Grab, to deliver 50,000 BYD electric vehicles for Grab drivers across the region.
BYD, Grab partner to expand EV fleet offering in Southeast Asia
Grab and BYD formed regional partnership to expand access to up to 50,000 BYD EVs to Grab drivers across Southeast Asia.
Grab, BYD team up to expand electric vehicle fleet offering across...
Singapore-based superapp Grab and China-based automaker BYD have on Wednesday announced a regional partnership to expand access to up to 50,000 BYD electric vehicles (EVs) to Grab’s driver-partners across Southeast Asia, while increasing the availability of green vehicles to Grab users.
BYD showcases Sealion 07 EV in Japan, launch set for later...
The Sealion 07 EV will enter the Japanese passenger car market this year and will be BYD's fourth model there after the Yuan Plus, Dolphin and Seal.
China relies on competitiveness to retain position as world’s largest car...
The increase in Chinese NEV exports is driven by the advantages of its entire industrial chain, along with the comprehensive competitiveness stemming from technological innovation, product quality, and price advantages.
Factbox-What is China’s Jinjiang, the BYD contractor under fire in Brazil?...
Factbox-What is China's Jinjiang, the BYD contractor under fire in Brazil?
Factbox-What is China’s Jinjiang, the BYD contractor under fire in Brazil?
China's Jinjiang Group is in the spotlight after Brazil's labour authorities said workers at a factory it is building for electric vehicle maker BYD were victims of human trafficking working in "slavery-like conditions". Jinjiang has rejected the claim about workers in slavery-like conditions and not responded to a request for comment on the trafficking allegation. China's foreign ministry said it is communication with Brazil and that China requires Chinese companies to operate in compliance with the law.