BYD Co. said sales dropped 30% in January, underscoring the challenges facing the electric vehicle maker’s efforts to boost sales just as a winding back of subsidies hurts demand in China.

BEIJING/HONG KONG, Feb 1 (Reuters) - BYD's vehicle sales fell by 30.1% in January from a year earlier, the fifth straight ...

Plug-in hybrids (BYD’s largest segment, accounting for more than half of total sales) posted a 28.5% year-over-year decline ...

The Chinese brand that knocked Tesla off to become the world’s number one electric vehicle maker has posted another month of sliding sales.

BYD started 2026 with a big drop. The company sold 210,051 cars in January, down from 300,538 the year before. That’s a 30% decline, and it didn’t come out of nowhere. Buyers rushed to get cars before ...

If you are wondering whether BYD's current share price reflects its true worth, you are not alone, as many investors are asking the same question before making their next move. BYD's shares last ...

Xiaomi and Nio had the strongest showings. The upcoming Lunar New Year holiday will hit February sales.

BYD (SEHK:1211) has drawn fresh attention after shipping more than 5,800 electric and hybrid vehicles to Argentina, a move ...

Chinese electric carmaker BYD faces rising regulatory uncertainty. Slowing economic growth in China have also weighed on its shares. BYD has inked a deal with Uber that might spur more sales abroad.

BYD isn’t a household name within the United States largely because it doesn’t do business here. Nevertheless, this EV powerhouse does do business where electric vehicles are increasingly in demand.

BYD has already proven it can scale. In 2026, the real test is whether it can turn that scale into durable profits.

BYD has generated millionaire-making gains over the past two decades. Its transformation into a pure-play NEV maker impressed many investors. Its stock still looks cheap relative to its long-term ...