Etiqueta: Xpeng

Chinese automakers are accelerating their push into Korea in hopes of replicating BYD’s success here and leaving a strong impression in the premium...

Volkswagen sold over 100,000 vehicles in China last month, overtaking BYD and Toyota as the top-selling car brand. To stay...

BYD Seal 08 filing shows lidar roof, rear‑wheel steering, megawatt flash charging.

STORY: Volkswagen reclaimed car sales dominance in China, the world's largest auto market, in the first two months of this year.Toyota also regained ground with both overtaking local electric vehicle champion BYD, which fell to fourth, amid fading subsidies for greener cars.VW's Chinese joint ventures with FAW and SAIC held a combined 13.9% share of the country's passenger vehicle market in sales terms followed by Geely with 13.8% and Toyota's joint ventures with GAC and FAW.The data on Friday came from the China Passenger Car Association.VW had previously struggled to catch up with local rivals in EVs.But the comeback came as purchase tax exemptions on electric cars expired and Beijing scaled back subsidies for trading in EVs.VW said on Friday it has begun mass production of its first model co-developed with Chinese partner Xpeng.Other data on Friday showed global EV registrations fell 11% in February, dragged by China's largest sales drop since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.It's also as governments worldwide hit the brake on policies designed to encourage purchases of electric cars.

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BYD has officially passed Tesla to become the world's top electric car seller as global sales hit a record 20.5 million units in 2025.

The Chinese automaker's new Blade Battery 2.0 is capable of charging at up to 1.5 megawatts, dramatically slashing the time it takes to fill up.

BYD Co. has registered its passenger vehicle factories with Canadian transport authorities, a move that positions the world’s largest EV maker to become the first Chinese automaker to ship co…

BYD lost ground to its domestic competitors over the first two months of 2026, as overall demand in China's electric vehicle market slowed.