The Seal X might not be its final name, Seal 06GT, Seal MINI, and Seal 05EV also appeared on the declaration info.
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In the January-April period, BYD came in first in China's NEV market with a 34.3 percent share, while Tesla was No. 4 with a 6.7 percent share.
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CATL's share in April decreased by 0.22 percentage points from March, while BYD's increased by 1.58 percentage points.
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BYD Sea Lion 07 may look like a SUV version of BYD Seal, but it is packed new technology
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The e-Platform 3.0 Evo brings higher integration and enhanced performance. The Sea Lion 07 EV starts at RMB 189,800 ($26,270) and will begin deliveries this month.
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Key dealer partner leaves BYD's Vietnam market entry plan leaving question marks over the timetable and sales targets.
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Two Yangwang U9s left for the UK on May 7 and will participate in the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2024 from July 11-14.
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The Qin L DM-i is expected to be priced around CNY120,000 (US$16,610) to CNY150,000, according to local media.
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The joint venture is 51 percent owned by BYD's battery unit FinDreams, with local conglomerate Huaihai holding the remaining 49 percent.
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One of the key reasons why Toyota is leaning towards adopting BYD's DM-i technology is that it is less expensive and relatively mature, according to local media.
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