Etiqueta: thailand

BYD test track opens at BYD Zhengzhou with BYD proving ground facilities to trial BYD EVs across 100 sections including high-speed, off-road and even water

BYD on Aug. 22 announced plans to build its fourth electric vehicle plant in Southeast Asia, expected to begin production in Perak, Malaysia, in 2026. The

Overall, BYD's sales are driven by product. New product is taking over while older product falls back. While Black PR has likely had some temporary effect, strong product tends to overcome it in the long term. Last year, BYD had stronger PHEV product introductions and sales. This year, BEV has had stronger product introductions and sales. It is hard to be sure what next year will bring. More effort might go to product for outside markets, with growth shifting accordingly. But with over 120,000 R&D engineers and more EV intellectual property than anyone, I would bet that the long-term "peak" is a far down the road.

BYD announced at the launch of the updated Seal in Malaysia that it will build a CKD assembly plant there.

Xiaomi's EV Gambit: Leveraging Ecosystem and Loyalty to Challenge Tesla and BYD

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. BYD has been growing, growing, growing. If you haven’t been tracking its rapid rise in sales, revenue, and profits, I recommend scrolling through our BYD Sales archives and looking at all of the colorful, exciting charts. As another testament to ... [continued]

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Government electric vehicle EV incentives in Thailand and Indonesia are significantly influencing the region’s auto market, lifting Chinese brands while slumping Japanese incumbents. BYD will start shipping Thai-built plug-in hybrids to Europe in late August, while in Indonesia, EV share approached 10% in the first half of 2025, with sales ...

The Seal 5 DM-i is BYD's fourth model produced at its Thai factory and the first right-hand drive model produced at the facility.

BANGKOK: Competition is intensifying among Chinese automakers over electric vehicles sales in Indonesia and Thailand, the No. 1 and No. 3 automobile markets in South-East Asia.