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BYD Continues to Outpaces Tesla

By Glenn Dyer | More Articles by Glenn Dyer



Elon Musk’s Tesla might have seen a sharp improvement in production of electric vehicles (or New Energy Vehicles, as China classifies them, or NEVs) from its huge Shanghai plant in May, but for a third month in a row it has had to cede market leadership in China to the Warren Buffett backed BYD.

According to China Passenger Car Association data issued late Thursday, Tesla sold 32,165 Chinese-made electric vehicles in May, including 22,340 units for export.

That compares with 1,152 vehicles sold and none exported in April.
The Tesla factory halted work for 22 days beginning late March to comply with a city-wide lockdown in Shanghai.

The Association said the improvement by Tesla and BYD (a bit smaller than Tesla’s) came as NEV sales in China leapt more than 90% from depressed April to 360,000 units in May.

The improvement stood out in another weak month of total passenger car sales that nevertheless showed a solid rise from April.
Overall, passenger vehicle sales in China fell 17.3% year-on-year to 1.37 million units in May, the Association’s figures revealed.

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Global Sales Plugin EV in April 2022


Month-on-month, sales rose 29.1%, no surprise considering the dearth of activity in April when sales fell 43% because of the impact of lockdowns.
BYD Co, the automaker backed by Warren Buffett, led NEV sales with 114,183 units, up from just over 105,000 in April and just over 104,000 in March. It is the first time ever BYD has seen NEV sales of 100,000 or more for three consecutive months.

“The industry has witnessed a strong improvement in its supply chain under the current policy of ensuring production in Changchun (one of the first cities to be shut in a lockdown and a major car making centre) and Shanghai,” PCA Secretary General Cui Dongshu said during a briefing Thursday, reported by Reuters.

The PCA said it expects a continued rebound in June, given the pandemic has eased and vehicle production and sales are recovering. Both car production and sales should increase more than 10% in June versus 2021.

The Chinese government has introduced several consumer incentives around automobiles to offset the negative impact from China’s stringent pandemic control policies and waning economy growth.

The purchase tax levied on some low-emission passenger vehicles has been cut by half, and local authorities and automakers have followed with a string of incentives of their own (at the direction of the central government).
Chinese analysts say that BYD had a stockmarket value of more than $US130 billion this week, making it the third most valuable global carmaker after Tesla and Toyota.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway owns 7.9% of BYD, or more than $US10 billion. He paid $US232 million for the holding back in 2008.



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Global Sales Plugin EV in January-April 2022


Despite Musk’s protests about the shortage of key green minerals such as lithium, here’s another producer that is not going to be crying with the Tesla CEO.
Chile’s SQM is a global lithium major and it has just revealed a massive, near twelve-fold rise in quarterly profit thanks to the soaring prices for the metal.
Those price rises for lithium have gotten Musk all agitated and blustering – for SQM, it’s music to its balance sheet.
The company said net profit rose to $US796 million in the March quarter after revenue nearly quadrupled to $US2.02 billion.

SQM produces its lithium from brine pools in the north of the country.

The jump came on the back of a 59% surge in lithium sales volume and near seven-fold rise in prices, thanks to the global push towards electric vehicles.
SQM Chief Executive Ricardo Ramos had said in March the company hoped to hit production capacity of 180,000 tonnes of lithium in 2022 and the company said in its report that this year’s sales were now forecast expected to surpass 140,000 metric tonnes.

SQM’s board announced in April the company planned to invest $US900 million this year to increase lithium carbonate and hydroxide production capacity.

SQM and US competitor Albemarle Corp. have major projects in Chile’s Atacam salt flats, which the companies use to extract lithium from below the surface via brine pools.


SQM is in Australia in a JV with Wesfarmers in the old Kidman Resources mining and processing Mount Holland project in WA (the JV company as called Covalent).

The boom so far this year in prices has already seen SQM earn more than it did in all of 2021 and 2020 combined, while revenues in the first quarter were six times those for all of 2020.

SQM reported net income in 2021of $US585.5 million, up from US$164.5 million in 2020.

Revenues increased by more than 144% to $US936.1 million in 2021 compared to $US383.4 million in 2020.

The 5th BMX auction from Pilbara Minerals last month helps explain the surge in earnings by SQM.

The auction priced lithium at just under $US6,000 a tonne (and just over $US6,000 adjusted for quality differences).

That price was up more than $US4,700 a tonne in less than a year, which helps explain the complaints from Elon Musk and others about rising costs of battery minerals and a shortage of supply.

https://www.sharecafe.com.au/2022/06/10/byd-continues-to-outpace-tesla-in-china/

BYD 😍
 
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China: In April BYD Plug-In Car Sales Quadrupled To 105,000​

The Chinese manufacturer amazes with its growth rate, while others struggle.​


May 14, 2022 at 2:54pm ET
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By: Mark Kane


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BYD Song PHEV

BYD's global plug-in electric car sales do not slow down even when the automotive industry is struggling with many challenges.

According to the company's report, in April, BYD plug-in car sales in China amounted to 105,475, which is 321% more than a year ago and a new all-time record (after 104,338 in March).
Those are outstanding numbers, about which other manufacturers can only dream of. It seems that so far, BYD has successfully avoided the big impact of COVID-19-related lockdowns, probably partially due to its location (less affected area) and high vertical integration (including power electronics, semiconductors, battery cells).
April was the second month with 0 non-rechargeable car sales and the second with more than 100,000 units.
Interesting is that all-electric car (BEV) sales were noticeably higher than plug-in hybrids (PHEV), but the year-over-year growth of PHEVs is still much higher.

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BYD Yuan EV



BYD plug-in car sales results:

  • BEVs: 57,403 (up 256% year-over-year)
  • PHEVs: 48,072 (up 439% year-over-year)
  • Total: 105475 (up 321% year-over-year)

According to the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), some 705 BYD plug-ins were exported.

BYD plug-in electric car sales in China – April 2022​

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So far this year, the company sold over 390,000 plug-in electric cars:
BYD plug-in sales year-to-date:
  • BEVs: 200,627 (up 267% year-over-year)
  • PHEVs: 189,585 (up 700% year-over-year)
  • Total: 390,212 (up 398% year-over-year)
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BYD Han EV



Top models​

The top plug-in electric models in the BYD lineup in April have been, as usual, Song and Qin, but noteworthy is also over 15,000 sales for the Yuan family (including 10,100 units of the latest Yuan Plus EV).
A new monthly record was also set by the all-electric BYD Dolphin (12,040), while the new plug-in hybrid BYD Destroyer 05 is in the ramp-up phase at 2,040 in its second month on the market.

Some of the best selling BYD plug-in models:
  • BYD Song family - 25,108
    BYD Song DM (PHEV) - 20181 (78030 YTD)
    BYD Song EV - 4927 (17285 YTD)
  • BYD Qin family - 23,520
    BYD Qin Plus DM (PHEV) - 12465 (59418 YTD)
    BYD Qin EV + Qin Pro EV - 3228 (8084 YTD)
    BYD Qin Plus EV - 7827 (31859 YTD)
  • BYD Yuan family - 15,168
    BYD Yuan Plus EV - 10100 (26642 YTD)
    BYD Yuan EV - 5068 (18956 YTD)
  • BYD Han family - 13,421
    BYD Han EV - 10225 (39395 YTD)
    BYD Han DM (PHEV) - 3196 (8456 YTD)
  • BYD Dolphin (EA1) - 12040 (41708 YTD)
  • BYD Tang family - 10,131
    BYD Tang DM (PHEV) - 8818 (36747 YTD)
    BYD Tang EV - 1313 (2495 YTD)
According to the data (BYD report), besides plug-in cars, last month BYD sold 567 commercial electric vehicles (buses and trucks). Year-to-date, sales of commercial electric vehicles amounted to 2,159.
In total, plug-in vehicle sales stood at 106,042 last month and 392,371 YTD.

https://insideevs.com/news/585769/china-byd-plugin-car-sales-april2022/

BYD indeed really did a very Good Job :tup: Kudos for them !
 

China: In April BYD Plug-In Car Sales Quadrupled To 105,000​

The Chinese manufacturer amazes with its growth rate, while others struggle.​


May 14, 2022 at 2:54pm ET
18
By: Mark Kane


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BYD Song PHEV

BYD's global plug-in electric car sales do not slow down even when the automotive industry is struggling with many challenges.

According to the company's report, in April, BYD plug-in car sales in China amounted to 105,475, which is 321% more than a year ago and a new all-time record (after 104,338 in March).
Those are outstanding numbers, about which other manufacturers can only dream of. It seems that so far, BYD has successfully avoided the big impact of COVID-19-related lockdowns, probably partially due to its location (less affected area) and high vertical integration (including power electronics, semiconductors, battery cells).
April was the second month with 0 non-rechargeable car sales and the second with more than 100,000 units.
Interesting is that all-electric car (BEV) sales were noticeably higher than plug-in hybrids (PHEV), but the year-over-year growth of PHEVs is still much higher.

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BYD Yuan EV



BYD plug-in car sales results:

  • BEVs: 57,403 (up 256% year-over-year)
  • PHEVs: 48,072 (up 439% year-over-year)
  • Total: 105475 (up 321% year-over-year)

According to the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), some 705 BYD plug-ins were exported.

BYD plug-in electric car sales in China – April 2022​

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So far this year, the company sold over 390,000 plug-in electric cars:
BYD plug-in sales year-to-date:
  • BEVs: 200,627 (up 267% year-over-year)
  • PHEVs: 189,585 (up 700% year-over-year)
  • Total: 390,212 (up 398% year-over-year)
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BYD Han EV



Top models​

The top plug-in electric models in the BYD lineup in April have been, as usual, Song and Qin, but noteworthy is also over 15,000 sales for the Yuan family (including 10,100 units of the latest Yuan Plus EV).
A new monthly record was also set by the all-electric BYD Dolphin (12,040), while the new plug-in hybrid BYD Destroyer 05 is in the ramp-up phase at 2,040 in its second month on the market.

Some of the best selling BYD plug-in models:
  • BYD Song family - 25,108
    BYD Song DM (PHEV) - 20181 (78030 YTD)
    BYD Song EV - 4927 (17285 YTD)
  • BYD Qin family - 23,520
    BYD Qin Plus DM (PHEV) - 12465 (59418 YTD)
    BYD Qin EV + Qin Pro EV - 3228 (8084 YTD)
    BYD Qin Plus EV - 7827 (31859 YTD)
  • BYD Yuan family - 15,168
    BYD Yuan Plus EV - 10100 (26642 YTD)
    BYD Yuan EV - 5068 (18956 YTD)
  • BYD Han family - 13,421
    BYD Han EV - 10225 (39395 YTD)
    BYD Han DM (PHEV) - 3196 (8456 YTD)
  • BYD Dolphin (EA1) - 12040 (41708 YTD)
  • BYD Tang family - 10,131
    BYD Tang DM (PHEV) - 8818 (36747 YTD)
    BYD Tang EV - 1313 (2495 YTD)
According to the data (BYD report), besides plug-in cars, last month BYD sold 567 commercial electric vehicles (buses and trucks). Year-to-date, sales of commercial electric vehicles amounted to 2,159.
In total, plug-in vehicle sales stood at 106,042 last month and 392,371 YTD.

https://insideevs.com/news/585769/china-byd-plugin-car-sales-april2022/

BYD indeed really did a very Good Job :tup: Kudos for them !
BYD seal EV will seal the fate of Tesla in China. :enjoy:
 
Looks like Tesla days in China is number. The blow will be even deepen once BYD seal comes into sales in few month time.


@Hamartia Antidote @F-22Raptor

If I were you, better dump Tesla stock and pick BYD ,just like Warren Buffett. :enjoy:

Warren Buffett , indeed is a great investor with great foresight.

Even Tesla choose to using BYD's Blade Battery on their cars:enjoy:



BYD to Supply Batteries to Tesla 'Very Soon' - Report

Teslas made in China could soon feature battery packs made by rival automaker BYD, although it's unclear when these cars will come online.

10 June 2022, 6:40 am



It seems as though BYD will not only be a rival to Tesla, but also one of its suppliers.

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According to Reuters, Lian Yubo, a BYD executive vice president and the company’s former head of engineering, told China’s state-run English-language TV news network CGTN, “We are now good friends with Elon Musk because we are preparing to supply batteries to Tesla very soon”.
Neither company has confirmed the executive’s remarks, and it’s unclear when BYD’s batteries will begin showing up Tesla vehicles.

  • BYD Seal

It has also yet to be confirmed what battery type BYD will produce for Tesla, but it’s possible it will be the Blade lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery BYD launched in 2020.
At present the sole global supplier of LFP batteries is Chinese battery rival CATL. Tesla currently installs LFP batteries in Model 3 sedans and Model Y crossovers built at its Shanghai factory.

Tesla’s Australian arm sources the Model 3 from Shanghai, and will do the same for the Model Y, which is yet to be available locally but was recently spotted on the back of a car carrier in Victoria.

LFP batteries are cheaper to produce, safer in the event of an accident, and minimise the use of rare earth metals, such as nickel and cobalt.
On the flip side, LFP battery packs are less energy dense than the nickel-based lithium-ion units installed in made-in-the-USA Tesla models.

  • BYD Han

BYD’s Blade LFP batteries are currently fitted to the company’s own Han electric sedan and Tang crossover.

Although a number of BYD’s early vehicles gained notoriety for their Toyota-inspired designs, the company now has partnerships with Mercedes-Benz and Toyota.
Recently BYD announced it had ended production of non-electrified vehicles, concentrating solely on plug-in hybrids and EVs.

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Locally BYD’s importer is hoping to have 20 dealers nationwide by 2024, and increase its EV lineup to eight vehicles.

https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/byd-to-supply-batteries-to-tesla-very-soon-report




BYD's Blade Battery 😍
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BYD seal EV will seal the fate of Tesla in China. :enjoy:


Indeed :coffee:

BYD's Blade Battery Explained

Inside BYD's Ultra-Safe Blade Battery Factory | BYD

 
Looks like Tesla days in China is number. The blow will be even deepen once BYD seal comes into sales in few month time.


@Hamartia Antidote @F-22Raptor

If I were you, better dump Tesla stock and pick BYD ,just like Warren Buffett. :enjoy:

Warren Buffett , indeed is a great investor with great foresight.

That dream machine BYD Han EV is still sucking at sales (12,684) as we are now approaching the 2 year mark since its July 2020 launch. When are you going to finally admit it is a complete failure? After 2 years it still struggles to remain relevant (with very few months with sales above 10K).

I was going to tell you to move your money bets to the BYD Dolphin EV but it completely tanked in May down to the 6,430.

While you think things are looking bright...they actually aren't...as the non-100% EV's are what is keeping BYD alive. Meanwhile in June after possibly restarting production to full capacity after the Covid factory closure Tesla is likely to go back to their old levels of 25,000+ 100% EV cars sold in China with 80% of them being Model Y's.

"But the company previously announced data showing BYD Han sales of 8,214 units in May last year, including 5,763 Han EV sales and 2,451 Han DM sales.

That means the Han DM series sold 11,250 units and the Han EV 12,684 units in May this year.

The BYD Han was originally launched in July 2020, when it was offered in an all-electric version, the Han EV, as well as a plug-in hybrid model, the Han DM.

The Dolphin, the first model of BYD's all-electric e-Platform 3.0, sold 6,430 units in May, down 46.59 percent from 12,040 units in April."


"Tesla China posted wholesale figures of 32,165 units for May. Among this number, 22,340 were exported to foreign territories. This suggests that 9,825 vehicles were sold locally last month, despite key cities such as Shanghai still being on lockdown."
 
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You guys are seriously comparing BYD and TSLA. BTW BYD will be supplying batteries to Tesla soon I hear.
 
Yeah,yeah, we all know indian worship anglo-saxon and can't make a single EV,no need to repeat it here.
Indians worship everything, no surprise there. But they did say no to Tesla conditions recently. If u can think independently , try to process that.
 
That dream machine BYD Han EV is still sucking at sales as we are now approaching the 2 year mark since its July 2020 launch. When are you going to finally admit it is a complete failure? After 2 years it still struggles to remain relevant (with very few months with sales above 10K).

I was going to tell you to move your money bets to the BYD Dolphin EV but it completely tanked in May down to the 6K range. While you think things are looking bright...they actually aren't...as the non-100% EV's are what is keeping BYD alive.

"But the company previously announced data showing BYD Han sales of 8,214 units in May last year, including 5,763 Han EV sales and 2,451 Han DM sales.

That means the Han DM series sold 11,250 units and the Han EV 12,684 units in May this year.

The BYD Han was originally launched in July 2020, when it was offered in an all-electric version, the Han EV, as well as a plug-in hybrid model, the Han DM.

The Dolphin, the first model of BYD's all-electric e-Platform 3.0, sold 6,430 units in May, down 46.59 percent from 12,040 units in April."


"Tesla China posted wholesale figures of 32,165 units for May. Among this number, 22,340 were exported to foreign territories. This suggests that 9,825 vehicles were sold locally last month, despite key cities such as Shanghai still being on lockdown."

Just admit tesla is an over-adversited crap. Let’s take a look the difference between them.

In tesla you got cheap plastic cupholder in the backseat :lol:
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In BYD Han EV, you got a Big Touchscreen Smart System in the backseat :smokin:
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In BYD Han EV, their touchscreen Front Smart System also can rotate depending on your needs (potrait & landscape mode)
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Even american Automotive Analyst (Mr. Taylor Ogan) admit that BYD is another level


Battery is the Heart of all EV Cars. And tesla battery is nowhere compared to BYD Blade Battery. That’s why tesla wants to buy Battery from their Rival (BYD) Yes, they fvcking rival 😂
BYD’s Blade Battery
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That dream machine BYD Han EV is still sucking at sales (12,684) as we are now approaching the 2 year mark since its July 2020 launch. When are you going to finally admit it is a complete failure? After 2 years it still struggles to remain relevant (with very few months with sales above 10K).

I was going to tell you to move your money bets to the BYD Dolphin EV but it completely tanked in May down to the 6,430.

While you think things are looking bright...they actually aren't...as the non-100% EV's are what is keeping BYD alive. Meanwhile in June after possibly restarting production to full capacity after the Covid factory closure Tesla is likely to go back to their old levels of 25,000+ 100% EV cars sold in China with 80% of them being Model Y's.

"But the company previously announced data showing BYD Han sales of 8,214 units in May last year, including 5,763 Han EV sales and 2,451 Han DM sales.

That means the Han DM series sold 11,250 units and the Han EV 12,684 units in May this year.

The BYD Han was originally launched in July 2020, when it was offered in an all-electric version, the Han EV, as well as a plug-in hybrid model, the Han DM.

The Dolphin, the first model of BYD's all-electric e-Platform 3.0, sold 6,430 units in May, down 46.59 percent from 12,040 units in April."


"Tesla China posted wholesale figures of 32,165 units for May. Among this number, 22,340 were exported to foreign territories. This suggests that 9,825 vehicles were sold locally last month, despite key cities such as Shanghai still being on lockdown."
LOL.. Sourgrape loser. Nobody see Han EV only. Everybody looks at overall sales of BYD. The very fact BYD have so much model to choose to suit each other need of cos will result in none of each series dominate.

While Tesla has only 3 model to choose from. But reality is BYD is eating Tesla for lunch. :enjoy:
 
Just admit tesla is an over-adversited crap sh!t. Let’s take a look the difference between them.

Look at the 2021 total for China's plugin sales...and don't say the BYD Han EV was new or something because it had been on the market since 2020. :rolleyes1:

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100% EV in bold

Even with a nicer interior every single BYD model had sales below all the Tesla models.

That should tell you something. The nicer BYD interior isn't fooling the Chinese consumer into risking buying a piece of sh!t BYD 100% EV over a Tesla. They are talking with their wallets...and the chart isn't lying about it.

You can post 100 pages about how great the BYD car is but that apparently isn't magically offsetting low sales.
 
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Look at the 2021 total for China's plugin sales...and don't say the BYD Han EV was new or something because it had been on the market since 2020. :rolleyes1:

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100% EV in bold

Even with a nicer interior every single BYD model had sales below all the Tesla models.

That should tell you something. The nicer BYD interior isn't fooling the Chinese consumer into risking buying a piece of sh!t BYD 100% EV over a Tesla. they are talking with their wallets...and the chart isn't lying.

Another crap sh!t advertisement again.


BYD is the Undisputed Leader of NEV in China. tesla is small in Chinese market, in the third position. Only above Chery Auto
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BYD NEV
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