BYD electric cars FAQ

BYD electric cars FAQ

With global sales of 4.27 million cars in 2024, China’s BYD – it stands for ‘Build Your Dreams’ – is the third largest automotive brand in the world. It’s also become a big player in the UK, increasing its volume by 658 percent to around 8,700 cars in 2024 – the fastest growth of any car company. Below are some of the questions and answers for anyone thinking of buying a BYD electric car. Got any additional queries? Let us know in the comments a…

The Chinese car manufacturer BYD wants to mix the Swiss car market with three new models. The Seal, the Sealion 7 and the Seal U DM-i are to convince with innovative technology and attractive prices.

The Chinese firm BYD has announced that it will renew its 'Electrificate Plan' until the end of the month, as the government has not yet announced the return of the MOVES III Plan or the launch of an equivalent aid program.

The aid for the purchase of electric cars promised by the government after the completion of the MOVES III Plan last December does not arrive. Planned for the beginning of the year, the latest news about them came almost a month ago and the government does not act on it. Therefore, BYD has decided to extend its Electrifícate Plan, which launched on 5 March and by which it guarantees that the buyer of one of its electric cars or plug-in hybrids w…