BYD BEV Sales Up 46% in April

CleanTechnica
By Zachary ShahanMay 9, 2025, 6:12 pm330 ptsTop
BYD plugin vehicle sales were up yet again in April. Year over year, plugin vehicle sales were up 19%. However, that only tells part of the story. Just looking at full electric vehicles (BEVs), sales were up 46% year over year in April. On the flip side, plugin hybrid sales ... [continued] The post BYD BEV…

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BYD BEV Sales Up 46% in April

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