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Lobbying documents filed in Ottawa indicate that the Chinese EV brand’s North American ambitions are alive and well. By Stewart Burnett

Uber wants more EVs on its app.

BYD partners with Uber.

Ride-hailing provider incentivises employees to go electric as it nears 2025 deadline for EV-only fleet in London

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Uber will team up with BYD to put 100,000 electric vehicles onto the ride-hailing company’s platform, in a major deal between American and Chinese businesses that notably excludes the U.S.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! According to a recent regulatory filing, BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) behemoth that needs no introduction, is setting its sights on the Canadian market, a move that could potentially disrupt the EV landscape ... [continued]

BYD and Uber's new partnership aims to bring 100,000 BYD electric vehicles to the Uber platform, starting in Europe and Latin America. This agreement

Uber and BYD have entered into a multi-year strategic partnership aimed at bringing 100,000 new BYD EVs to the Uber platform, covering key markets around the world.

Uber Technologies and Chinese automaker BYD announced a multi-year partnership on Wednesday aimed at bringing 100,000 new electric vehicles to the ride-hailing platform globally. The partnership, starting in Europe and Latin America, will offer drivers accessible pricing and financing for BYD's EVs on the Uber platform and will expand to markets in the Middle East, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, the companies said. High sticker prices for electric vehicles and increased borrowing costs have acted as barriers to EV adoption over the past two years, causing demand for such vehicles to grow at a slower-than-expected pace.