BYD
U.S. Treasury Secretary Praises BYD: $35K Price Tag Delivers $70K Premium Experience
September 7, 2026 – In a recent public speech at the Charlotte Economic Club, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent highly praised BYD, stating that the automaker delivers a premium driving experience typically associated with a $70,000 vehicle at a price point of just $35,000. This ultra-high cost-performance ratio and cross-tier premium experience represent BYD’s core…
Premium Pricing, Massive Demand: BYD Conquers Singapore Despite 6x Price Gap
August 29, 2026 – According to data from Singapore’s Land Transport Authority, BYD has maintained its position as the top-selling passenger vehicle brand in Singapore for 19 consecutive months, spanning from January 2025 to July 2026. From January to July of this year, BYD registered a total of 7,928 vehicles in Singapore, capturing a 24.7%…
BYD’s New Tang Promises 10% to 97% in Just 9 Minutes
August 18, 2026 – BYD is set to make a major splash at the 2026 Chengdu Auto Show, which opens on August 21, with the global debut of its all-new Tang SUV. Positioned as a mid-to-large, five-seat flagship, the new Tang will form a dual-flagship matrix alongside the full-size, seven-seat “Da Tang,” and will introduce…
BYD Sales Team in Europe Redirects Overflow Customers to MG Amid Supply Crunch
August 3, 2026 –A short video clip from a European dealership floor has gone viral across social media, capturing an unusual scene in the cutthroat world of auto sales. In the footage, an MG overseas sales representative casually mentions that their latest walk-in customer didn’t come from a billboard or a website – they came…
BYD Hits 100,000 UK Sales Milestone in Just 3 Years, With Nearly 38,000 Units Delivered in H1 2026
July 31, 2026 –Chinese automotive manufacturers continue their aggressive expansion across the European market, with BYD hitting a historic milestone in the UK by surpassing 100,000 total vehicle sales. As reported by Carscoops, the brand reached this landmark just over three years after launching local sales in March 2023 – a pace that most legacy…
BYD’s Electric K-Car Racco Surpasses 5,000 Pre-Orders in First Week, Signaling Strong Japan Market Demand
July 31, 2026 – BYD’s Electric K-Car “Racco” Secures Over 5,000 Orders in First Week After Pre-Sale Launch BYD’s first Japan-focused electric K-Car, the Seagull-inspired “Racco,” has gained strong early momentum, collecting more than 5,000 locked-in deposits within its first week of opening for pre-orders. The compact EV had already attracted significant attention before its…
BYD Outpaces Tesla Again in Q2 BEV Sales with a 77,000-Vehicle Lead
July 3, 2026 – Complete Q2 delivery figures for two leading new energy automakers have been fully released, with BYD widening its lead in battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales once again and overtaking Tesla to reclaim the top spot for global single-quarter BEV shipments. Tesla unveiled its Q2 delivery results after market hours, logging a…
BYD Hits Record Monthly Sales Over 400,000 Units in June
July 2, 2026 – BYD has released its official sales figures for June, marking a landmark month as the automaker’s total monthly deliveries surpassed the 400,000-unit threshold, with overseas shipments topping 170,000 vehicles to set another all-time high. The firm recorded a combined 403,472 vehicle sales last month, among which passenger cars accounted for 397,292…
BYD Completes 15,000-Km All-Electric Silk Road Marathon in 43 Days Without a Drop of Fuel
June 24, 2026 – BYD kicks off an ambitious 15,000-kilometer all-electric odyssey from Rome to Xi’an, retracing Marco Polo’s historic Silk Road route with zero fuel consumption over 43 days. The Chinese automaker, serving as the exclusive flagship mobility partner for the “Marco Polo New Silk Road” expedition launched on June 13, is leading a…
China Overtakes Japan as Australia’s No. 1 Auto Importer After 83% Surge
June 15, 2026 – China has dethroned Japan as Australia’s top source of imported vehicles, ending a 28-year dominance after a stunning 83% surge in shipments over the past twelve months. The numbers tell the story plainly. In April alone, nearly 36,000 Chinese passenger cars rolled into Australia, outpacing Japan’s 29,000. Over the first four…
