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UNITED STATES, JUL 15 – The US rejected WHO amendments over concerns of excessive authority and threats to sovereignty, citing risks to civil liberties and democratic oversight, officials said.
- BYD edged past Tesla in global electric vehicle sales last month amid expansion in multiple regions, including Europe and Australia.
- This shift follows intensified competition, which BYD's executive vice-president Stella Li said would accelerate innovation and improve BYD's capabilities.
- BYD plans to develop most of its autonomous vehicle software and hardware in-house and reduce reliance on foreign chips amid geopolitical risks.
- Tesla sold 38,965 Cybertrucks last year versus a planned annual capacity of 250,000, with the next week’s Q2 financial results closely watched amid competitive challenges.
- The evolving rivalry highlights a trend toward innovation and vertical integration in EV technology, with BYD leveraging local advantages and Tesla facing production and market headwinds.
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The Chinese group is poised to outsell its US rival this year after it dramatically narrowed the technology gap between the two
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BYD has launched its premium brand Denza in Europe with an offensive that directly targets giants such as BMW, Mercedes and Range Rover. Leading technology, breaker design and ultra-fast chargers are the weapons with which it intends to rewrite the concept of luxury. BYD has moved from being a Chinese manufacturer of efficient electrics to one of the biggest agitators of the global automotive status quo. And now, with its premium brand Denza as …
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