BYD, China
China's electric vehicles are around 3-5 years ahead, BYD CEO says
China's electric vehicles are around three to five years ahead of the competition in terms of products, technology and the industrial chain, BYD's CEO Wang Chuanfu said in an interview with China's national television broadcaster.
The US investment bank sees BYD’s Hong Kong and Shenzhen share prices at HK$600 and 560 yuan, respectively, by June 2026.
China's biggest EV maker BYD this week unveiled a leap into driverless systems with its "God's Eye" system as it continues to ...
Some of China's prominent business leaders, including the heads of carmakers BYD and Xiaomi , said they would resist external ...
In a Monday interview with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, Wang estimated that Chinese EVs are three to five years ahead of ...
BYD's promise to bring the God's Eye ADAS package to 21 models in China has sparked complaints among existing owners who feel ...
In China, BYD recently made headlines for offering its advanced autonomous driving features on most of its models including ...
BYD’s inclusion of standard intelligent driving technology in all its vehicles models at no extra cost poses a challenge to the market in China, where competitors will have to rise to the challenge.
And what is more, they are packaging it in electric cars that are already dramatically cheaper than anything from Tesla. Take ...
Chinese authorities are contemplating using the approval of Tesla’s autonomous-driving licence as a bargaining chip in trade ...
A bitter price war between Tesla (TSLA) and domestic rivals sent Chinese electric vehicles plunging last month, adding to ...
BYD's promise to bring the God's Eye ADAS package to 21 models in China has sparked complaints among existing owners who feel ...
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