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BYD says report that Tesla won't extend battery supply partnership with it untrue
A BYD spokesperson, responding to CnEVPost's request for comment, said the information was untrue and not in line with the actual situation.
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BYD signs deal to supply 5,000 EVs to UK car rental firm Octopus EV over 3 years
The initial order will include the BYD Atto 3, which will be available under the so-called Salary Sacrifice program.
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BYD begins construction of Thailand plant with annual capacity of 150,000 units
On March 10, BYD held a groundbreaking ceremony for the plant in Thailand, and the delivery ceremony for the 10,000th BYD Atto 3.
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China Feb EV battery installations: Total volume up 36% from Jan, CATL share down slightly
BYD's share in February was essentially unchanged from January, while CALB's share grew significantly.
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BYD offers discounts for Song and Seal as China's auto price war intensifies
Consumers who order BYD's Song Plus lineup this month will receive a discount of RMB 6,800, or RMB 8,800 for the Seal.
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Regulatory filing: Here are core specs for BYD's Denza brand's new SUV, Denza N7
The Denza N7 will be available in single- and dual-motor versions, with an option for LiDARs, which are set on both sides of the front bumper.
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BYD F brand to use new powertrain, targeting market with price above RMB 400,000
BYD's F brand is positioned between the Denza and Yangwang and is expected to be priced between RMB 400,000 and RMB 600,000.
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BYD enters UK passenger car market, starts selling Atto 3
The BYD Atto 3 will start at £36,490 ($43,230) in the UK and deliveries there will begin on March 15.
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BYD reportedly planning big push for battery electric commercial vehicles
BYD has set a budget of more than $20 billion for its commercial vehicle division through 2025, with major spending planned for research, product development and capacity expansion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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CATL's share in global EV battery market slips in Jan, BYD rises
CATL's battery installations rose 6.5 percent year-on-year in January, below the industry's growth rate of 18.1 percent.









