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  • Effect of price war: BYD has overtaken Honda in bookings collected during Thai motor show

    The Bangkok International Motor Show is Thailand’s biggest and most important car sales event. Held between 29-March to 11-April, sales figures at the motor show are often used as an indicator of the pulse of Thai car buyers, thus setting expectations for the rest of the year. A total of 53,438 vehicles were sold (booked) during the two-week long event, according to figures released by the motor show organizer Grand Prix International. As expected, Toyota leads the sales chart, with 8,540 bookin

    HansHans

    Apr 12, 2024

  • MY2023 BYD Dolphin is now cheaper by RM 4k, starts from RM 96,530

    Sime Darby Beyond Auto is offering RM 4,000 discount on limited units of 2023 manufacturing year BYD Dolphin. The new reduced price now starts from RM 96,530 for the entry Dynamic Standard variant, and RM 121,530 for the Premium Extended variant. Prices are on-the-road, excluding insurance. Alternatively, buyers can also choose to purchase the MY2023 BYD Dolphin at a lower RM 2k discount, but with a free wallbox charger. Checks with several dealers also show that pre-registered MY2023 units are

    HansHans

    Apr 2, 2024

  • This is the new 2024 BYD Dolphin - lower starting price, lifetime warranty, improved comfort

    BYD has launched a new and improved 2024 BYD Dolphin in China late last month. Changes are minor, but the highlight of the new 2024 BYD Dolphin range – now referred to Honor Edition - is its 14% lower starting price. A new 32.3 kWh (302 km range, CLTC) entry variant also joins the Dolphin range. The 2024 BYD Dolphin is priced in China from 99,800 RMB to 129,800 RMB (~RM 65.5k to RM 85.2k). Previously, the Dolphin was priced from 116,800 RMB to 139,800 RMB (~RM 76.6k to RM 91.8k). The most obviou

    HansHans

    Mar 5, 2024

  • MITI: Tax exemptions for BEVs to expire by 2025, Malaysia encourages BYD to invest in CKD production here

    Malaysia’s tax exemption (import and excise duty) for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) will expire as planned on 31-December 2025, and BEV manufacturers are encouraged to invest in local production, said Tengku Datuk Seri Utama Zafrul Minister of Investment, Trade & Industry, at the launch of the BYD Seal this morning. Tengku Zafrul said sales of BEVs have increased by more than four folds last year, from around 3,000 units in 2022 to 13,000 units in 2023. “I believe BYD’s brand registered the h

    HansHans

    Feb 22, 2024

  • 20.5% of new cars sold in Thailand for Jan 2024 are EVs - BYD Dolphin and Seal lead

    2023 saw a new sales record for electric vehicles (EVs) in Thailand as 76,314 units were sold in the Kingdom and it is predicted that 2024 could be another blockbuster year. According to sales figures compiled by Autolife Thailand, 13,653 EVs were sold in January 2024. Though that number might not sound entirely significant to some, EVs accounted for 20.5% of new vehicle registrations in the first month of the year. 65,067 new vehicles were sold in Thailand in January. Thailand seems to be on tr

    CY FoongCY Foong

    Feb 6, 2024

  • BYD emerges as Malaysia's BEV leader with 37% market share in 2023

    BYD is leading Malaysia's adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), less than a year since it entered our markets, according to data sourced by RHB Research. The bank's recent report shared that BYD accounted for 37% of the total local EV sphere in Malaysia in 2023. In total, BYD sold 3,728 cars here last year. That number is more than one-thirds of the total units of BEVs sold in Malaysia last year, which stands at 10,159 units. In itself this represents a 286% rise compared to 2022, making

    SanjaySanjay

    Jan 22, 2024

  • BYD is setting up plants in Thailand and Indonesia, is Malaysia left out?

    Following BYD’s official announcement of the Chinese EV giant’s arrival in Indonesia, a minister in the archipelago’s government confirms the company plans to set up a plant there. In a video message, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto revealed that BYD plans to invest USD 1.3 billion (RM 6.14 bil) to build a manufacturing plant in Indonesia with a capacity of 150,000 units. “I appreciate BYD’s commitment to launching battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in the country,”

    CY FoongCY Foong

    Jan 19, 2024

  • BYD makes Indonesian debut with 3 models - Seal, Atto 3, Dolphin

    Chinese EV giant, BYD officially makes its debut in Indonesia with a ceremonial launch of the brand and 3 models – BYD Seal, BYD Atto 3, and BYD Dolphin. Prices for the models have not been announced but pre-bookings are open and BYD Indonesia will be organizing roadshows around Jakarta in the coming months. "Indonesia is one of the active countries in adopting trends, including initiatives to reduce emissions through the use of electric vehicles,” said Eagle Zhao, President Director of PT BYD M

    CY FoongCY Foong

    Jan 19, 2024

  • Market intelligence expert on Asia: Everyone except Tesla should be terrified of BYD

    Tesla need not worry too much about BYD, but everyone else should be gripped by panic, says author and Asia-focused automotive industry consultant Michael Dunne, of Dunne Insights. Dunne is the former managing director of J.D. Power China and author of the book ‘American Wheels, Chinese Roads,’ which chronicled GM’s entry into China. It’s considered the best English-language book explaining the inner workings of China’s 2000s era automotive industry. In his latest newsletter, Dunne explained tha

    HansHans

    Jan 3, 2024

  • In Thailand, BYD is just a hair's breadth behind Honda, more popular than Nissan and Mazda combined

    At the recently concluded 2023 Thailand International Motor Expo, which ended on 11-December, a total of 53,248 cars were sold, a massive 45% increase over last year’s figure. As expected, Toyota and Honda led the sales tally, making up 25 percent of total cars sold. What has become the talking point, is that Chinese brands – BYD, Aion, MG, Changan, GWM, and Neta – made up 43% of total cars sold. The Chinese invasion into Thailand, a stronghold of Japanese marques, is very real. BYD sold 6,119 u

    HansHans

    Dec 27, 2023

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