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BYD, the $122 billion Chinese auto and battery giant, is experiencing a significant shift in its product mix, with hybrid vehicles overtaking pure electric models in sales this year. This trend, particularly driven by exports, highlights the growing global demand for hybrid technology but also raises questions about competition and regulatory challenges, reports Reuters. Hybrid…
Tesla’s global deliveries bounced back in Q3 2024, marking the company’s first quarterly increase this year. This upturn comes as a relief after earlier declines had sparked worries on Wall Street about Tesla’s growth potential in the EV market. According to the Wall Street Journal, the electric automaker delivered 462,890 vehicles from July to September.…
A recent report from the New York Post has uncovered alarming claims about privacy issues in Chinese-made electric vehicles, specifically those manufactured by BYD. Owners have reported that these EVs might have a hidden feature allowing external parties to listen in on conversations inside the car. The Alleged Backdoor An Australian BYD owner discovered that…
BYD, China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer, is recalling almost 97,000 EVs due to a manufacturing defect that could lead to fire risks, according to Reuters. The Recall Details The recall affects Dolphin and Yuan Plus models made in China between November 2022 and December 2023. The issue stems from a faulty steering control unit that…
Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu has maintained a Buy rating on Tesla (TSLA) with a price target of $295.00, according to a report from TipRanks. This optimistic outlook stems from Tesla’s anticipated strong performance in Q3 2024 and exciting developments in its robotaxi program. Robust Q3 Delivery Forecast Yu projects Tesla’s Q3 2024 deliveries to…
The US Commerce Department has proposed a far-reaching rule that could effectively ban Chinese-developed software and connectivity-related hardware in cars sold in the United States. This move, reported by The New York Times, is part of a broader effort by the Biden administration to limit Chinese influence in the automotive sector, particularly in the rapidly…
Nio Inc., a leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is voicing strong opposition to recent tariff measures proposed by the United States and European Union on Chinese EVs. This pushback comes amidst rising trade tensions and debates over fair competition in the global EV market. Nio Founder Calls Tariffs ‘Unreasonable’ According to a Bloomberg News report,…
The Biden administration is revving up efforts to ban Chinese-made software for electric and connected vehicles, citing significant cybersecurity risks. This bold move, as reported by Bloomberg, stems from an in-depth investigation into potential threats that Chinese vehicle software could pose to US drivers, infrastructure, and national security at large. Cybersecurity Takes the Driver’s Seat…
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