The latest news and updates about BYD Technology developed by BYD's in-house reaserch and development teams
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BYD has partnered with GGTech Studios to create two branded experiences within Fortnite. The collaboration introduces an Adventure Map titled "BYD Future City" and a "BYD Racing" Rocket Racing Map. Both maps integrate the electric vehicle manufacturer's brand directly into the gaming platform'
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EV Dealer Group has announced that BYD is rolling out OTA update version 2.1.2 for the Shark 6 in four batches through to December 22, 2025. The update targets five functional areas: * Optimised network connectivity stability to enhance the cloud service user experience * Optimised the Intelligent Cruise Control
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BYD has extended its Blade Battery warranty in Europe to 8 years or 250,000 kilometers, up from the 8 years or 160,000 kilometers offered in most other markets. The extension applies retroactively to all existing European owners, excluding commercial fleet clients with previously negotiated warranty terms. The numbers
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Sajid Hasan is the Chief Product Officer of BYD Australia. If there is anyone in Australia that knows more about BYD than me then it is this guy right here! He gets to pick and choose which BYD vehicles make it here in Australia, so in this interview I discuss
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Sajid Hasan, Chief Product Officer of BYD Australia, confirmed to Beyond EV that BYD routinely tests vehicles in Australia before launching them in various global markets. The statement clarifies what I've been observing for months: camouflaged BYD vehicles spotted on Australian roads aren't necessarily destined for
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Hubei Hantek Equipment Manufacturing Co. have unveiled the world's first one-piece, low-pressure-cast aluminum frame for large vehicles at the 2025 Yangtze River Industry and Technology Innovation Conference. The showpiece frame is the ladder rail chassis of the BYD Yangwang U8L, a high-end electric SUV that launched in September
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I walked through BYD's headquarters in Shenzhen in May 2025. The facility covers 7.6 million square feet and employs 50,000 people across what feels less like a factory and more like an industrial city. What struck me wasn't the scale. It was the layout.