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
  • Automakers' share of China NEV market in Feb: BYD tops with 29.2%, Tesla 7th with 3.8%

    Xiaomi EV entered CPCA's monthly leaderboard for the first time, coming in at No. 9 in the NEV market with 23,728 sales and a 3.4 percent share.

  • China EV battery installations in Feb: CATL share at 44.45%, BYD 23.62%

    BYD's share grew in February as NEV sales rebounded, while CATL saw a small decline.

  • BYD Denza to officially launch N9 on Mar 21 to target luxury SUV market

    Denza began pre-sales of the N9 on February 21, with a pre-sales price range of RMB 450,000 ($62,000) to RMB 550,000.

  • BYD Yangwang says luxury sedan U7 coming soon

    Yangwang said it has completed development and testing of its DiSus-Z body control system, which will be available soon with the U7.

  • BYD to officially launch Qin L EV pure electric sedan on Mar 12, report says

    The Qin L EV all-electric sedan is based on BYD's e-Platform 3.0 Evo and have a range of 545 km.

  • Global EV battery market share in Jan 2025: CATL 38.9%, BYD 16.9%

    CATL and BYD's combined EV battery installations in January amounted to 35.9 GWh, accounting for 55.8 percent of the global total of 64.3 GWh.

  • BYD launches 4 electric commercial cars in UAE

    BYD launched 4 electric commercial vehicles in the UAE for use in the delivery and public transportation sectors.

  • BYD enters Kazakhstan, expands Central Asia presence to 3 countries

    BYD has launched the Han EV, Song Plus EV and Song Plus DM-i in Kazakhstan.

  • BYD to raise $5.6 billion in HK by new share placement

    The placing price is HK$335.2 per share, a 7.8 percent discount to BYD's closing price of HK$363.6 on March 3 in Hong Kong.

  • BYD seeks to raise up to $5.2 billion in HK primary placement, report says

    BYD is offering 118 million shares at a discount of up to 8.4 percent to Monday's closing price of HK$363.60, according to Bloomberg.