BYD

2023 BYD Atto 3 pricing and features: Price rise for electric SUV

China's BYD Atto 3 has been hit by a circa-$3600 price increase, removing its title as the cheapest electric vehicle in Australia

VFACTS: BYD sales in Australia revealed for the first time, as EV registrations soar

BYD has announced its first batch of sales for the Atto 3 small SUV, which has placed second only to the Tesla Model Y in the EV charts despite a several-week stop-sale

BYD may launch first sodium-ion battery electric car in 2023

The first mass produced sodium-ion battery EV could come from BYD’s new EV city car next year

BYD Dolphin & Seal EVs delayed, 2023 orders and deliveries confirmed

With 2023 on the horizon, BYD’s local distributor has confirmed pre-orders will open later than planned

BYD Dolphin and Seal EVs confirmed for Australia, Dolphin spotted in Sydney

BYD’s Australian distributor is riding high on strong orders, huge interest and expanding partnerships

BYD electric ute spied

The first purported BYD ute spy shots have been published online, but details are still vague

2023 BYD Atto 3: Five-star ANCAP score confirmed for Australia

The BYD Atto 3 electric SUV is now rated five stars in Australia following a remedy for child restraint concerns

New Electric Cars for Australia: Everything coming in 2022/23

The EV revolution is gaining strength in Australia, which means greater diversity and choice for buyers

Tesla killers: The new wave of must-have electric vehicles

The newcomers that are gunning for the world’s most successful EV maker

2023 BYD Atto 3 deliveries likely to resume after ‘easy fix’

Currently under a pause in deliveries due to ADR compliance issues, the BYD Atto 3 is going through the requisite process, with the solution likely a simple one

BYD announces partnership with Ampol in Australia

Importer of BYD cars, EV Direct, becomes the second company to team up with Ampol in Australia

BYD launches in Europe with three electric vehicles

The Chinese brand unveiled three EVs at the Paris Motor Show, including one familiar to Australia

Electric utes: What's available, and those coming soon

The electric ute segment is currently untouched in Australia, but there are plenty of options available globally – with some models likely to arrive locally soon

EVs you can buy today under $60,000

Things are looking up for Australian EV buyers, with six under sixty grand available right now

2023 BYD Atto 3: ANCAP crash testing in progress, results expected soon

Crash testing results from ANCAP – and its European equivalent, Euro NCAP – for the BYD Atto 3 are likely to be released in the coming months

BYD Atto 3 delivered to first Victorian buyer during public presentation

BYD’s first local Atto 3 EV was publicly presented to Victoria’s first buyer at a special event on Wednesday

BYD backflips on service pricing, but no change to Australian warranty

The electric vehicle brand has confirmed its warranty length and servicing details for Australia

Hyundai Australia 'watching Chinese brands closely'

As companies like MG regularly find a top-10 place, and interest grows in Haval and BYD, the Korean marque isn't letting its success get to its head

2023 BYD Atto 3: Production of 3000 a month earmarked for rest of the year

Chinese EV challenger brand has more up its sleeve too – two more models on sale by end of 2022

BYD electric sedan: Tesla Model 3 rival commences sales in China

The mid-size electric sedan has just gone on sale in its domestic market, ahead of an expected Australian launch in early 2023

BYD EV dealership locations announced

Australian BYD distributor EVDirect.com will make use of Eagers' existing nationwide dealership network

EVs that qualify for incentives in Australia 2022

Despite five states now offering a subsidy/rebate for electric vehicles, not many models actually qualify

BYD Atto 3 electric SUV: Delivery delays hit entry model

BYD has prioritised the Atto 3 Extended Range, leading to delays for the entry-level Standard Range variant

China could use Australia to gain stronger foothold in other Western markets

The world’s largest car factory is in China, and its focus on electrification will change the world. First Norway; is Australia next?