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BYD overtakes Tesla to reclaim global EV sales lead

BYD has once again overtaken Tesla to become the world's largest manufacturer of battery-powered electric vehicles. This shift is attributed to BYD's increasing overseas shipments, particularly in Western Europe and Southeast Asia. Despite a year-on-year drop in its own deliveries, BYD's second-quarter sales surpassed Tesla's, which saw a significant increase but was insufficient to maintain its lead. AI

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BYD overtakes Tesla to reclaim global EV sales lead

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Daniel Ren ·

    China’s BYD surpasses Tesla to regain lead in global EV race

    China’s electric vehicle (EV) king BYD has leapfrogged once more over Tesla to become the world’s largest battery-powered car manufacturer, spurred by its surging overseas shipments, despite posting an 8.2 per cent year-on-year drop in deliveries. As BYD gained the upper hand in …