BYD

  • BYD to reward dealers with $280 million for reaching 3 million annual sales target, report says

    For dealer stores that meet their sales targets, BYD will give them a reward of RMB 666 for every vehicle they have sold, according to local media.

  • BYD Dec sales breakdown: Song 84,039 units, Seagull 50,525 units

    The Yangwang brand delivered 1,593 vehicles and Fang Cheng Bao 5,086 vehicles in December.

  • BYD sells record 341,043 NEVs in Dec, reaches full-year 3 million target

    BYD sold 3,012,906 passenger NEVs in 2023, including 1,574,822 BEVs, 1,438,084 PHEVs.

  • BYD continues to offer limited-time discounts on some models

    Customers who buy the Frigate 07 between January 1 and January 31 will get a discount of RMB 18,000, which is up to RMB 7,000 for the Seal series.

  • BYD may be using products from humanoid robot maker UBTech in its production lines, report says

    Shenzhen-based UBTech, a maker of humanoid robots and smart service robots, made its debut on the Hong Kong stock market today with a market capitalization of HK$38 billion.

  • BYD gets permit to test L3 autonomous vehicles in China

    BYD said it received its first permit on July 21, the first in China, and emphasized that L3 autonomous driving is not fully self-driving.

  • BYD confirms it will build passenger NEV plant in Hungary

    BYD will build an NEV production facility in the Hungarian city of Szeged, which will be constructed in phases and is expected to create thousands of local jobs.

  • BYD to announce EV plant in Hungary soon, report says

    BYD plans to build a new factory to produce EVs and batteries in Szeged, southern Hungary, according to the Financial Times.

  • BYD Fang Cheng Bao expects to have 150 directly-managed stores in China by year-end

    As of mid-December, Fang Cheng Bao had 120 directly-managed stores in 62 cities in China.

  • US mulls raising tariffs on Chinese EVs, report says

    The US government is discussing raising tariffs on some Chinese goods, including EVs, the Wall Street Journal reported. Chinese EVs currently entering the US are already subject to a 25 percent tariff.