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BYD's global deliveries could reach 6 million units by 2026, including about 1.5 million units in overseas markets, JPMorgan said.

Chinese carmaker BYD (Build Your Dreams/Shenzhen/002594) has signed an agreement with Turkey’s Ministry of Industry to build a production plant in ...

Tesla's U.S. market share for electric vehicles dropped below 50 percent, with competitors gaining ground. Meanwhile, China's BYD plans a $1 billion car factory in Turkey. Bill Ackman is raising up to $20 billion for a new fund with lower fees and Volkswagen might close Audi's Brussels plant due to declining luxury EV demand. All this and more on this edition of World Street. Fed Chair testifiesFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers...

Tesla's Chinese EV rival is building a factory in Turkey.

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD will invest $1 billion to build a new car factory in Turkey that will be able to produce 150,000 electric and hybrid vehicles annually. The

Can BYD challenge Porsche, Mercedes, and Tesla With its new “million yuan” ($140,000) Yangwang U7 launching later this year, BYD...

BYD expands its Shen-Shan Industrial Park with an $893 million investment to boost production of new energy vehicles, amid strong NEV sales growth.

In a post on the social media platform X on Monday, Turkey’s Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz confirmed that BYD is expected to begin production of vehicles in the new factory at the end of 2026 and that the facility will provide around 5,000 direct jobs.

China’s largest electric car manufacturer BYD has signed a $1bn deal to build a manufacturing plant in Turkey,

On Monday, BYD Company Limited (OTC: BYDDY) signed a deal to open a $1 billion electric-vehicle factory in Turkey, directly threatening the dominance of Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) in several European markets. BYD Is Boosting Its Presence In Europe Although BYD has already been selling its EVs in Europe since 2021, most of its sales are still in China, but the Tesla killer is aggressively expanding its footrpint outside its home market. This will be its second facility in Europe, with the first cur