Zeekr unveiled a DC fast charger with a peak power of 1.2 MWh one week after BYD demonstrated its 1-MW charging technology. A new charging war is brewing in China ... at the Shanghai auto show ...

From smartphone batteries to electric cars Despite ranking as the world's new No. 1 in electric vehicles (EVs), BYD remains largely unknown internationally. For one, its main market is in China ...

BYD Chairman Wang Chuanfu said that the company projects selling more than 800,000 vehicles outside China – up from 417,204 sold overseas in 2024. Car buyers in Britain are “very open” to ...

BYD said in its statement. BYD had said in March it aims to double its sales outside China to more than 800,000 cars in 2025. Chinese state media on Saturday criticised Hong Kong conglomerate CK ...

However, bad news for Tesla is good news for China's electric vehicle maker BYD. Meanwhile, questions continue to swirl over what conflicts of interest exist for billionaire Musk, who is advising US ...

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A scenic spot in Hefei, the capital of East China's Anhui province, recently welcomed a spring flower viewing craze. The spot is called Haitang Huahai, meaning "sea of begonia flowers".

Sparks of optimism about Hong Kong’s electric vehicle (EV) market have been flying amid developments that have less to do with the cars than the systems for charging them. The city must plug ...

Meanwhile, BYD was struggling with declining sales in China and making headlines abroad ... Founded in 1995 as a battery manufacturer, the Shenzhen-based company turned its focus to cars in ...

Founded in 1995 by Wang Chuanfu in China’s megacity of Shenzhen, BYD is the country’s No 1 automaker. It exports its electric taxis, buses and other vehicles to markets across Europe ...

The escalating trade war with the U.S. has prompted Beijing to further expand its ties with Central Asia, analysts say, as state-backed firms look to substitute U.S. imports and reroute exports.