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BYD looking for Mexican plant site
BYD's plan is to build the facility for the Mexican market, not the export market, a company executive said.
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BYD continues model update with refreshed Song Plus, Seal DM-i
BYD continues its post-Chinese New Year model update move with refreshed versions of the Ocean series' Song Plus, Seal DM-i priced significantly lower than previous versions.
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BYD launches revamped Han and Tang models with significantly lower prices
BYD has lowered the starting prices of the Han and Tang by RMB 20,000 and RMB 30,000 respectively, taking the price war further into the mid-to-high-end EV market.
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BYD showcases 8 models at Geneva auto show, Yangwang U8 makes European debut
BYD presented the Seal U DM-i at the Geneva auto show and plans to launch the model in Europe in the second quarter.
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BYD's initial plan for its 2024 sales target is 4 million units, report says
BYD is set to announce a 4-million-unit target, with a higher 4.2 million sales forecast given to suppliers, including 2 million BEVs, and 2.2 million PHEVs, according to local media.
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BYD says updated Qin Plus gets 23,590 orders in 1st week on market
BYD launched the updated Qin Plus sedan on February 19, the first model it's updating in its second offensive against traditional fuel cars.
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BYD Yangwang launches U9 electric supercar with starting price of $233,500
The Yangwang U9's powertrain delivers up to 1,306 Ps of horsepower, allowing the vehicle to sprint from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.36 seconds.
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BYD's battery unit FinDreams to develop batteries for 2-wheelers
FinDreams said it will offer safer, more reliable batteries for electric two-wheelers, after a recent deadly accident revived concerns about the safety of electric two-wheeler batteries.
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BYD to launch updated Han and Tang models on Feb 28
Updated versions of BYD's Han and Tang are poised to take the price war further into the mid- to high-end EV market.
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BYD chairman doubles proposed share buyback amount to boost investor confidence
BYD chairman Wang Chuanfu doubled the amount of his proposed buyback of the company's shares in the A-share market to RMB 400 million from RMB 200 million and will be used to reduce registered capital.









