The Latest Breaking News from BYD

Plug-in electric car sales in China substantially increased in February, which is a positive sign after the slowdown in January.

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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva heads to China next week with plans to promote Chinese manufacturer BYD's takeover of a former Ford factory in northeast Brazil, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.

Ford is trying to break into the EV market and capture market share from competitors like Tesla and General Motors.

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Thailand will remain the largest electric vehicle market in Southeast Asia going forward as prospects of consumer-focused incentives will supplement existing incentives for automakers to produce EVs locally.

BYD denied unofficial media reports that its battery supply partnership with Tesla will come to an end, while Tesla called the relations with BYD "positive."

BYD, the world's largest electric-vehicle (EV) maker, has taken the first steps to tap the Middle East market by launching four models in Jordan and forming a partnership with a local dealer.

In 2022, 14% of new vehicles were plugin vehicles and 10% were fully electric, hitting what many consider to be the tipping point of new technology adoption.

Traders have been abandoning Chinese auto stocks as a price war started by Tesla and BYD spread across the whole industry, a sign of weak consumer sentiment amid pessimism about the pace of economic recovery.

World’s largest EV and hybrid manufacturer is not the first to cite EU exit for such a decision