with the availability of charging stations in Malaysia, i can only hohoho...This shouldn't be a surprise, but BYD will be coming to Malaysia soon and possibly with the parent of its distributor in Singapore
Amazing right, Shenzhen's public transportation is fully EVs now. No wonder BYD is not selling as many commercial vehicles anymore. It also has one of the highest ratios of passenger EVs in China.
It's confirmed. 35.5k eur for base model of Atto 3 and 59.5k eur for Han
BYD's interview with Nikkei. Nothing new here.
I posted an article from cleantechnica a week ago showing the sales of BYD in NZ. What I didn't realize is that Atto 3 was the 4th top selling model in all of New Zealand. Not bad for an initial entrance.
It is not American pride, it's just a matter of subsidies.Bro I don't understand why RIVIAN and LUCID didn't do a Tesla and open a Gigafactory in China? Is it all about American pride I mean PIE...lol Soon enough they may file for bankruptcy, maybe they're afraid of competition knowing how crap their products are.
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I don't know if EV will take off in Malaysia. Even hybrid is not so common since fuel price is so cheap here. There is no push factor to make the switch.This shouldn't be a surprise, but BYD will be coming to Malaysia soon and possibly with the parent of its distributor in Singapore
Amazing right, Shenzhen's public transportation is fully EVs now. No wonder BYD is not selling as many commercial vehicles anymore. It also has one of the highest ratios of passenger EVs in China.
It's confirmed. 35.5k eur for base model of Atto 3 and 59.5k eur for Han
BYD's interview with Nikkei. Nothing new here.
I posted an article from cleantechnica a week ago showing the sales of BYD in NZ. What I didn't realize is that Atto 3 was the 4th top selling model in all of New Zealand. Not bad for an initial entrance.
The best-selling brand of electric vehicles is Chinese company Geely with 2,624 deliveries, followed by Tesla with 1,949 vehicles, Hyundai's Ioniq with 1,433 deliveries, and the Hyundai Kona with 644 deliveries.
A common mistake that people make. NIO is not an automaker.this is the kind of nonsense that makes me want to see NIO just go under. They cannot focus on one basic thing of raising production on their main brand and they are looking to expand everywhere.