Etiqueta: US
BYD Sealion 6 Essential quick review: just the essentials
In the face of an increased 'super hybrid' onslaught from other Chinese brands, BYD has introduced a cut-price entry model to the Sealion 6 range.
US Automakers Call China ‘Clear and Present Threat,’ Urge Block of...
Major US automakers on Thursday urged Washington to prevent Chinese government-backed automakers and battery manufacturers from opening manufacturing plants in the United States, warning the indust…
UK Sales Soar by 880% for Chinese EV Giant BYD
On October 7, 2025, The BBC reported that Chinese automotive giant BYD announced that the UK has overtaken all other international markets to become its largest outside China, following an 880% year-over-year sales surge in September. UK ... Read more
BYD Ti7 rockets FCB past Xpeng with 37,405 November sales, fastest...
FCB’s November performance reached 37,405 units, driven by Ti7, marking top monthly growth in China’s new energy SUV market.
Dongfeng’s 1.5T hybrid engine outperforms Toyota’s and BYD’s with 48.09% thermal...
Dongfeng’s Mach 1.5T hybrid engine reaches 48.09% thermal efficiency, first in Chinese hybrid market.
BYD Rolls Out New 240 kW Motor Across Mainstream Models, with...
Recent regulatory filings with China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reveal that BYD will use its new TZ200XYAT 240 kW (322 hp) motor in a wide range of mainstream vehicles. While we do not have too many details yet, this motor is being used for RWD 800 V architecture vehicles, signifying an architecture upgrade for some models and a shift in primary drive axle for others. As the vehicles are also losing weight while adding power, some on Chinese social media predict that this motor will be a scaled down version of the surprisingly compact, high-speed motor in the Han L. If that is the case, performance will depend largely on gearing and tuning.
Is BYD Still Attractive at HK$98 After Global EV Expansion and...
Wondering if BYD at HK$98 is still a smart way to ride the EV and battery wave, or if most of the upside is already priced in? You are not alone. The stock is roughly flat over the last month at +0.1%, but a 13.9% gain year to date and 44.1% over three years shows investors have already been willing to pay up for its growth story, even after a recent 2.1% dip this week and a more modest 9.1% return over the past year. Recent headlines have focused on BYD aggressively expanding exports into...
Chinese Carmakers Flood the Israeli Market: BYD, Chery, XPeng, Geely and...
More than 25 Chinese automakers now sell electric or hybrid vehicles in Israel, though their presence in the market is rarely highlighted due to geopolitical tensions surrounding the ongoing confli…
GM Korea’s vehicle sales collapse to a record low as Chinese...
The South Korean affiliate of US auto giant General Motors Co. saw its vehicle sales in November fall below 1,000 units – the lowest figure since its lau
November Update: Steady As She Goes For Australian Plugin Vehicle Sales
Sales of plug in vehicles remain steady at about 15% (PHEVs and BEVs) for November in the Australian Market.
