China’s leading electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, BYD, has announced a major ramp-up in its production and hiring efforts as the company continues to capitalise on …

Forvia, the world’s seventh-largest automotive parts supplier by revenue, announced on Monday that it has been selected to supply BYD’s second European factory, located in …

the report found that 148 states, covering 88 per cent of the world’s population, have made net-zero commitments.

The company is preparing to establish overseas production facilities in several countries, including Pakistan, Turkey, Mexico, and Brazil.

This initiative has led to substantial investments in hiring thousands of engineers.

These disappointing results were attributed to increasing price competition from rivals and a notable slowdown in global EV demand.

This development, heralded by Turkey’s Industry and Technology Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacir, signals a significant stride in Turkey’s automotive sector and highlights BYD’s strategic response …

The ongoing investigation and the resulting customer dissatisfaction pose significant challenges for BYD as it seeks to maintain and expand its market presence in Thailand.

Despite criticisms surrounding the weight and potential for harmful emissions when the batteries are not charged, BYD sold an impressive 1.5 million PHEVs last year,

Will budget EVs from the likes of BYD and Nio be the next big thing with young American buyers?