BYD

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BYD is China's largest new energy vehicle (NEV) maker and one of the world's largest battery makers.
Founded: Feb 1995
Founder: Wang Chuanfu
Ticker: HKG: 1211
HQ: Shenzhen
2024 revenue: RMB 777.10 billion
Website: byd.com
  • BYD launches Song Ultra EV with second-gen Blade Battery, flash charging

    The Song Ultra EV starts at 151,900 yuan ($21,980), and secured 21,586 pre-orders during its 20-day pre-sale period.

  • BYD registrations jump 162% in Europe, beating Tesla again

    BYD's new car registrations in Europe reached 17,954 units in February, narrowly surpassing Tesla's 17,664 units once again.

  • BYD shares surge against market trend as rising oil prices boost EV appeal

    BYD's Shenzhen-listed shares rose 4.92% as of press time, reaching their highest level since October 2025.

  • BYD sets UK price for new Atto 3 Evo with orders opening Apr 2

    The entry-level Atto 3 Evo starts at £38,990 ($52,020) in the UK, offering a driving range of up to 316 miles.

  • BYD to bring 1,500-kW flash chargers to Europe

    BYD plans to install its first batch of flash chargers outside of China in the coming weeks.

  • BYD shares surge as Brazil plant reportedly secures major deals

    BYD shares surged Monday, boosted by reports that its Brazil plant secured orders for 100,000 vehicles from Argentina and Mexico.

  • BYD Fang Cheng Bao launches Tai 3 flash-charging edition, opens Tai 7 EV pre-orders

    The Tai 3 flash-charging edition hit the market with a starting price of 153,800 yuan ($22,300), featuring a 5-minute fast-charging capability.

  • Automakers' share in China NEV market in Feb: BYD leads with 19.1%, Tesla 3rd with 8.2%

    In the overall passenger car retail market, Geely ranked first with a 14.1% share, while BYD ranked second with an 8.6% share.

  • BYD Song Ultra EV with flash-charging expected to launch on Mar 26

    The Song Ultra EV began pre-sales on March 5, with a starting price of 155,000 yuan ($22,510).

  • Top battery makers' China share in Feb 2026: CATL 49.10%, BYD 13.56%

    Both CATL and BYD saw their shares in the overall market decline in February, as smaller rivals gained ground.