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BYD's stretched U8L likely to feature executive 6-seat layout with 1,180hp PHEV powertrain and enhanced rear-seat amenities, competing with premium European SUVs..

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Following up on BYD’s passenger electric vehicle sales growth (which put it solidly ahead of Tesla in BEV sales, not to mention overall plugin vehicle sales), let’s take a look at BYD’s commercial electric ... [continued]

BYD has yet to report any sales even though it has launched several models in the South African market over the past 2 years. Some of the models launched in South Africa include the ATTO 3, the Dolphin, and the Seal.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Well, it has happened. For the third time, and the second quarter in a row, BYD’s full electric passenger vehicle (BEV) sales have scored higher than Tesla’s BEV sales. In fact, in the 1st ... [continued]

Another fiscal year and another bold prediction that Tesla’s long-running reign as the global market share leader will end. As...

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! BYD’s March, and thus Q1, sales numbers are in. Overall, in the 1st quarter, BYD passenger plugin vehicle sales rose 57.9%. Its pure BEV passenger vehicle sales rose 38.7% year over year, while its ... [continued]

Counterpoint’s insights were shared by the market researcher on its official website.

Hyundai and Kia sold 1.2 million cars in South Korea last year, cornering 75 per cent of the local market.

In our modern, turbocharged, reality we are rushing towards an exotic new future.  A future in which vehicles are powered by new, sustainable sources of energy; where some cars drive themselves or where ‘hybrid vehicles’ merge the merits of multiple modes of transport.  With unprecedented speed we are driving, pedaling and in some cases even flying into a brave new world.

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