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 surpasses 5,000 vehicles sold in Vietnam

    In 2025 — BYD's first full year in the Vietnamese market — the company sold 3,718 vehicles in the country.

  • BYD to expand sales network coverage in Japan by opening mini dealerships

    BYD plans to expand sales network coverage in Japan by opening mini dealerships and prepare for the launch of the Racco K-Car.

  • BYD expands into Egypt with 3 models

    BYD has launched three models in Egypt, including the Dolphin, expanding its footprint in North Africa.

  • BYD says it has developed sodium batteries with cycle life up to 10,000

    BYD said that the mass production timeline for its sodium-ion batteries will be determined based on market and customer demand.

  • BYD Fang Cheng Bao set to unveil 1st sedan as teaser images surface

    A semi-official BYD account shared four images, indicating the Fang Cheng Bao's first sedan is imminent.

  • Spy shots reveal BYD Fang Cheng Bao's new sedan model Mei 7

    Fang Cheng Bao is expected to launch its first sedan later this year, following the release of four SUV models.

  • Global EV battery market share in 2025: CATL 39.2%, BYD 16.4%

    CATL and BYD's combined EV battery installations in 2025 came in at 659.5 GWh, accounting for 55.6% of the global total.

  • BYD teases Song Ultra EV as new addition to popular Song series

    The Song Ultra EV will be BYD's Dynasty lineup's first B-class pure electric SUV.

  • BYD officially unveils Linghui sub-brand targeting ride-hailing market, corporate clients

    BYD had already filed four new cars under the Linghui brand last month, all based on existing models.

  • Hong Kong-listed EV stocks fall as Jan sales data reveal broad weakness

    At press time, Nio was down 5.44% in Hong Kong, Xpeng fell 7.89%, Li Auto dropped 2.50%, and BYD declined 4.5%.