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Grab, BYD team up to expand electric vehicle fleet offering across...

Singapore-based superapp Grab and China-based automaker BYD have on Wednesday announced a regional partnership to expand access to up to 50,000 BYD electric vehicles (EVs) to Grab’s driver-partners across Southeast Asia, while increasing the availability of green vehicles to Grab users.
BYD Has 538 Obtained New Patent Authorizations This Year Already (2025)

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! One of our readers who follows BYD closely dropped a comment under an article earlier today, referencing an article from China. “BYD has obtained 538 new patent authorizations this year, an increase of 216.47% ... [continued]
Brazil to Fine BYD For Each Worker Found Doing ‘Slave Labour’

Brazilian authorities probing BYD’s labour practices in the country say the carmaker brought hundreds of Chinese workers on irregular visas to build the factory
Brazil Shuts BYD Factory Site Over ‘Slavery-Like Conditions’

Workers at the site, which was to be BYD's first EV factory outside of Asia, faced forced labour, long working hours, and sleep deprivation caused by inadequate housing conditions
BYD likely to showcase global models like Seagull, Dolphin EVs at...
At Auto Expo 2025, BYD will showcase its international models and technologies in New Delhi from January 17-22, 2025.
A New Machine to Change the World? The Rise of China’s...

Amid rising geopolitical tensions, the electric vehicle industry is becoming a growing focal point of international competition between Western developed countries and China.
Mexico is the backbone of North American automotive supply

Mexico's auto production hits record highs, but investment in logistics, security, and digital infrastructure is critical to meet growing North American demand.
Are Tariffs Changing BYD’s North American Plans?

The automaker has expanded around the world in recent years
China’s plan to get around Western tariffs: Fill the world with...

In response to the trade war, the Asian giant is investing billions of dollars abroad in plants, especially in industries linked to the energy transition