BYD is on an EV launch spree. After taking the global auto market by storm last year, the company has even bigger plans for 2025. In the past month, BYD launched a new electric car across a few key ...

The Electric Vehicle World was set abuzz recently through a demonstration by Chinese EV leader BYD of a car which could add 150 miles of charging range in around 5 minutes, a speed that suggested some ...

After unveiling its megawatt-charging technology last month, BYD launched the first two EVs that will use it: the Han L EV sedan and the Tang L EV crossover. Both can add 250 miles of range in 5 ...

The Chinese auto giant is serious about extending its fast-charging lead all over the world, and Europe could experience it soon.

BYD, the Chinese EV giant, passed a significant milestone on Monday: it overtook Elon Musk’s Tesla in annual revenue. BYD ...

Everyone is talking about China’s EV price war, but competition in the battery market is intensifying. BYD is the world’s second-largest EV battery maker behind CATL, but its new tech could help close ...

BYD Co., a Chinese automaker, is turning heads with claims that it has developed an electric-vehicle platform enabling drivers to charge an EV in roughly the same time it takes to refuel a gasoline ...

BYD is among the fastest-growing and most profitable electric vehicle ((EV)) stocks on earth. The rapid growth is quite remarkable because the company is already big to begin with. BYD offers a ...

BYD threw a bombshell into China’s EV sector with its Monday reveal that its advanced driver assistance system—known as ...

A BYD Seal EV is shown at the Geneva Motor Show 2024 as the company tries to expand sales outside of China. BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle juggernaut headed by billionaire Wang Chuanfu, intends to ...

BYD Company Limited's God’s Eye ADAS, with Level 2 Autonomy, will be standard in low-cost models, increasing pressure on Chinese EV companies to also offer comparable deals. BYD's God’s Eye will come ...

When surveys ask potential car buyers why they’re not going electric, the answer is consistent: It’s the charging. Drivers understand gas; plugging in, less so. They’re worried about waiting around ...