Etiqueta: Yangwang
BYD Has An Aggressive Plan To Expand Into Foreign Markets
BYD is taking the long view, as it seeks to expand sales and production to many countries in Europe, South America, and the Middle East.
BYD Sets New Record in Germany For Second Consecutive Month
BYD reached a new monthly sales record in Germany for the second consecutive month in October, with figures surpassing 3,000 units again.
BYD plans to launch its ultra-luxury brand Yangwang in Middle East...
BYD showcased the Yangwang U8 to local customers during a new store opening in the UAE in September 2024.
BYD will launch Yangwang luxury brand in the Middle East in...
The world’s biggest NEV maker BYD will launch the Yangwang luxury car brand in the Middle East in early 2026, Stella Li shared.
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Chatting with a Japanese BYD Owner: Realizing Our Naivety about «Going...
When Chinese automakers expand overseas, the real battleground lies not on exhibition stands but in people's hearts.
BYD Oct sales breakdown: Qin 71,248 units, Seal 58,046
The BYD Qin family models sold 71,248 units in October, remaining BYD's top-selling lineup.
BYD delivers over 436,000 NEVs as exports exceed 80,000 units again
BYD delivered 436,856 passenger vehicles in October 2025, led by Qin and Seal models. The Dynasty and Ocean series dominated sales as usual, while Fangchengbao, Denza, and Yangwang strengthened premium segments.
NIO vs. BYDDY: Which Chinese EV Player Holds the Edge Now?
NIO's record deliveries, improving vehicle margin outlook and battery swap edge are helping it outpace BYD as China's EV race tightens.
BYD Posts 33% 3Q25 Profit Decline; Rivals Gain Ground
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BYD posts 33% profit drop in 3Q25 amid rising domestic competition and regulatory scrutiny, while Geely and Changan see strong sales gains
How Surreal: A World-Class Auto Show with Only One Chinese Automaker...
Honda Builds Rockets, Lexus Builds Yachts: Japanese Automakers Expand into Land, Sea, and Air
