Europe

  • BYD registrations jump 162% in Europe, beating Tesla again

    BYD's new car registrations in Europe reached 17,954 units in February, narrowly surpassing Tesla's 17,664 units once again.

  • BYD's Jan new car registrations in Europe surge 165%, once again surpassing Tesla

    BYD's new car registrations in Europe reached 18,242 units in January, higher than Tesla's 8,075 units.

  • Li Auto joins EU lobbying body, betting on European market expansion

    Li Auto has joined the Brussels-based China Chamber of Commerce to the EU (CCCEU) as a full member and become part of its automotive working group.

  • BYD's European registrations surge 270% in 2025 while Tesla slips 27%

    BYD achieved over 200% year-on-year growth in Europe during most months of 2025, whereas Tesla saw declines in every single month.

  • Nio Firefly begins deliveries in Austria

    Firefly had previously started deliveries in Europe covering the Netherlands, Norway, Belgium, Denmark, and Greece.

  • BYD's European registrations jump 221.8% in Nov, while Tesla slips 11.8%

    BYD registered 21,133 new vehicles in Europe in November, compared to Tesla's 22,801 units.

  • BYD's Oct registrations in Europe jump 206.8%, while Tesla slips 48.5%

    BYD's new vehicle registrations in Europe reached 17,470 units in October, while Tesla's dropped to 6,964 units.

  • BYD sees 400% surge in European registrations in Sept, while Tesla slips 10.5%

    BYD's new vehicle registrations in Europe reached 24,963 units in September, about five times the figure from the same period last year.

  • BYD reaches 1,000th electric bus production milestone in Hungary

    BYD plans to expand its Hungarian bus factory with an additional 29,000 square meters of production facilities, increasing annual capacity for electric buses and trucks.

  • Xpeng announces entry into 5 European countries, pressing ahead with global expansion

    Xpeng has officially entered Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, and Croatia, expanding its European footprint.