Etiqueta: Xpeng

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.

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…

Sales of plug in vehicles remain steady at about 15% (PHEVs and BEVs) for November in the Australian Market.

As China's EV war intensifies, BYD's global surge sets a brutal new benchmark for rivals to match.

Investors propelled BYD's stock higher by as much as 4% today following the release of the Chinese automaker's November sales figures. The market's enthusias

BYD Co. shares rose in Hong Kong as strong exports helped its monthly sales beat Citigroup Inc. estimates. In a mixed showing for Chinese electric vehicle stocks, Nio Inc. and Xpeng Inc. declined on disappointing deliveries.

BYD and Geely set to lead global car rankings by 2030 as China expands EV production and overseas markets.

Xpeng donated HK$5 million and BYD donated HK$10 million to support relief efforts for the Tai Po fire in Hong Kong, which has already claimed dozens of lives.

BYD has sold 17,470 fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles across its European markets in October, a 206.8% jump from the same period a year ago.

Europe’s auto market kept climbing in October, boosted by strong demand for electrified models.