BYD

Chinese electric and hybrid vehicles are ubiquitous two years after the EU imposed tariffs on EV imports.

The Trump-Carney split in the face of China’s expansion calls to mind dramatic fiction.

Renewed purchase subsidies offer a boon to BYD, while Nissan looks to other markets.

Expanding overseas takes more than equipment, capital, and speed.

The use of celebrities to promote vehicles in China forms part of a wider shift.

The companies are leveraging market scale and semi-solid technology in their quest for dominance.

The EV maker hopes its in-house strategy will help cut costs and break an eight-month sales slump.

The tactic for dodging tariffs and easing trade tensions could raise costs and compliance risks.