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BYD Sees Annual Sales Rise Despite Tepid Market, Says JPMorgan

BYD Co. is projecting an increase in annual sales, fueled by a more optimistic domestic outlook and an aggressive global expansion that aims to defy cooling demand in the broader electric vehicle market, said JPMorgan Chase & Co.

A customer looks at a BYD Co. Yuan Plus electric vehicle on display at one of the company's showrooms in Shanghai.
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Tesla Delays Debut of Advanced Driver-Assist Tech in China Again

Tesla Inc. pushed back the roll-out of its most advanced driver-assistance features in China, reflecting regulators’ caution in the world’s largest automobile market over the rapidly evolving technology.

Signage at the Tesla Inc. Gigafactory plant during a media tour in Shanghai, China, on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. Tesla faces relentless competition in China from high-tech domestic rivals like Xiaomi Corp. and BYD Co. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
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BYD Signals It’s Confident Exports Will Beat 2026 Target By 15%

BYD Co. signaled to analysts that exports this year will probably beat its previous target by 15%, according to people familiar with the matter, as the world’s biggest electric vehicle maker leans on growth in overseas markets to counter a slump in domestic sales.

BYD vehicles. Photographer: Toru Hanai/Bloomberg
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CATL Shares Rally on Profit Beat Fueled by Energy Storage Boom

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. shares jumped the most in about six months on Tuesday after the world’s largest maker of electric-vehicle batteries’ earnings beat analyst estimates.

The results solidify CATL’s position as an anchor of the global green energy transition at a time of growing uncertainty for battery makers. Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg
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Geely Extends Lead Over BYD With Biggest Sales Gap Since 2022

Chinese automaker Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd. sold more vehicles than BYD Co. for a second consecutive month, piling pressure on the latter to beef up its lineup and reignite waning demand for electric vehicles.

Geely’s growing lead over BYD shows that a major restructuring to streamline its brands is bearing fruit.
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Geely Extends Lead Over BYD With Biggest Sales Gap Since 2022

Chinese automaker Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd. sold more vehicles than BYD Co. for a second consecutive month, piling pressure on the latter to beef up its lineup and reignite waning demand for electric vehicles.

Geely’s growing lead over BYD shows that a major restructuring to streamline its brands is bearing fruit.
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BYD February Vehicle Sales Plunge 41% on Waning Domestic Demand

BYD Co. reported a 41% drop in vehicle sales for February from a year earlier, after a record-long Lunar New Year holiday brought production and retail activity in China to a near standstill for much of the month.

A BYD Co. dealership in Beijing, China, on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2024. China's top-selling automaker BYD expects overseas deliveries to account for almost half of total sales in the future, suggesting it will continue to set up global production hubs to overcome punishing tariffs.
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Nio Jumps After Chinese EV Maker Signals First Quarterly Profit

Nio Inc. shares jumped after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker said it likely posted its first quarterly profit, a watershed moment for a company that has spent years burning through billions of dollars to challenge Tesla Inc. and local rivals.

Employees stand next to a ET7 sedan at a NIO Inc. dealership in Shanghai, China.
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