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BYD and other Chinese automakers are bringing new electric car models in droves to Australia, a market where they haven't faced trade barriers and sales have surged due to EV subsidies and tax benefit

Tesla's (TSLA) shares are trading lower due to slow demand for electric vehicles in the crucial Chinese market. Barclays Senior Autos Analyst Dan Levy joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the key facto

Lithium is a key component of electric vehicle (EVs) batteries, which have surged in demand in the past few years. However, lithium prices have been volatile in the past year, causing some of the best

Investors often turn to recommendations made by Wall Street analysts before making a Buy, Sell, or Hold decision about a stock. While media reports about rating changes by these brokerage-firm employe

China's leading electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD on Monday launched a new version of its best-selling car at a price lower than the final price of its discontinued predecessor, as a price war rages in

BYD sold 121,748 passenger vehicles in February, down 36% year over year. Results were impacted by the Lunar New Year holiday.

Shares of Nio Inc. rose Friday, while those of fellow China-based electric vehicle maker Li Auto Inc. fell, after the companies both reported February deliveries that fell from last year and last mont

Yuqian Ding, head of China autos research at HSBC Qianhai, says that's because of tariffs and restrictions from the Inflation Reduction Act.

Tesla reintroduced an insurance subsidy in China on the most popular Model 3 and Y variants as EV giant BYD drives a major price war.

Unlike most EV stocks, Li Auto is surging thanks to strong earnings and Friday's Mega minivan launch. BYD continues to escalate a price war.

Chinese electric carmaker BYD will begin selling its Dolphin Mini electric vehicle (EV) in Mexico, top executives said at an event on Wednesday.

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD on Wednesday unveiled lower-priced new versions of Han sedans and Tang SUVs in its Dynasty line-up.

BYD Auto's (BYDDY, 1211.HK) latest supercar, the all-electric Yangwang U9, is the Chinese EV maker's most expensive vehicle yet with a starting price of $233,000. Yahoo Finance Autos Reporter Pras Sub

The Chinese EV maker is making a splash in the ultraluxury sports car market.

The world's largest electric vehicle-maker, BYD, launched a $233,450 battery-powered supercar that will rival not only Tesla, but also luxury gas-guzzlers sold at the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini.