After the successful launch of an upgraded platform for electric vehicles with an aim at the whole idea of charging time, BYD is up to something groundbreaking again. The brand has just showcased ...

Chinese carmaker BYD plans to increase its presence in Europe with the launch of its compact electric model, the Dolphin Surf, and a new ultra-fast charging system. Despite EU tariffs, BYD remains ...

000kW charging capabilities in two upcoming all-electric models, due later this year. The Super e-Platform, as BYD calls it, offers a charging voltage of up to 1000V and a maximum current of 1000A ...

The first pictures of the new-generation MG4 electric hatchback have surfaced online ... making it larger than BYD’s Dolphin but slightly smaller than its Atto 3. New MG4.

File photo: AP/Matthias Schrader China's energy and auto giant BYD has announced an ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging system that it says is nearly as quick as a fill-up at the pumps.

Is the 2025 Tata Tiago EV the best electric hatchback on the market? In this detailed review, we take a deep dive into its performance, range, features, charging time, and overall value to help ...

The European Union has imposed a 17-percent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles to make up for Chinese state subsidies. EU restrictions "will not change BYD's plan because BYD is like a long-term ...

The release of the so-called Super e-Platform has thrust BYD to the front of an industry-wide race to develop battery cells for electric vehicles that will make refuelling electric vehicles (EVs ...

The 2025 MG 4 EV rivals the likes of the Hyundai Creta EV in the Indian market. It also has rivals like the Volkswagen ID.3, BYD Dolphin, Hyundai Kona Electric and others in the global market.

Hong Kong | BYD unveiled a new system for electric cars that the Chinese automaker says will allow them to charge almost as fast as it takes a regular car to refuel. BYD’s new battery and ...

BYD launches Sealion 7 smart electric SUV at 2024 Paris Motor Show (Source: BYD) Chinese brands continued gaining traction despite new vehicle registrations falling 2% in Europe in January.