Chinese electric vehicle champion BYD has reported a 60% surge in sales in the first quarter of the year as archrival Tesla stumbles.

Left Field Labs’s Yann Caloghiris explores how, despite the potential tariffs, Chinese car brands could take pole position in ...

BYD will display eight cars at the upcoming Seoul Mobility Show 2025, held for 10 days at Kintex in Gyeonggi Province ...

BYD New Zealand’s dealer network has been recognised for excellence at the second annual BYD Asia-Pacific (APAC) dealer ...

Starting at 139,800 yuan, or about $19,300, the Tai 3 is the cheapest vehicle under the sub-brand. Unlike other Fang Cheng Bao brand models, the new electric SUV is designed as a family vehicle rather ...

With the help of China's government, BYD evolved from building cheap knock-off copies of successful cars to building ...

Yangwang, the Chinese carmaker that brought us the [Mach 5 inspired?] jumping/dancing U9 electric hypercar, isn't shy when it ...

Yangwang U7 offers 135.5 kWh battery and long range The 1,300 hp Yangwang U7 comes with a 135.5 kWh battery, offering a CLTC ...

BYD continues its march to conquer the upper car segments with the official launch of its first ultra-luxury sedan, the ...

The interior of Yangwang U7 is identical to that of U8, with a "Star Ring Cockpit" layout, BYD's DiLink smart cockpit system, ...

GWM one step closer to Australia as the 2025 Tank 700 twin-turbo hybrid V6 off-road monster launches in its first market ...

BYD’s first ultra-luxury electric sedan hit the market on Thursday at an even lower price than expected. The Yangwang ...