- Byd was assigned by seasonal factors like the other manufacturers of electric vehicles.
- The performance on the markets abroad was a positive point, with sales of 66,336 units up 16.07% compared to December.
Byd (HKG: 1211, OTCMKTS: Byddy) saw sales drop last month, affected by seasonal factors like its main local peers.
The company sold 300,538 new energy vehicles (NEV) in January, up 49.16% compared to 201,493 a year earlier, but down 41.62% compared to 514,809 in December, according to the data that she published today.
The Chinese automotive market is notably seasonal, the start of the year is generally a low point for sales, especially in the months when Chinese New Year holidays are falling, and the end of the year is generally a high point for Sales.
According to data published yesterday.
Byd has ceased production and sales of vehicles entirely fueled by internal combustion engines in March 2022 to focus on the production of models of rechargeable hybrid vehicles (PHEV) and electric battery vehicles (BEV).
The BYD NEVs include passenger cars and commercial vehicles, the passenger NEV selling 296,446 units in January, up 47.47% in annual shift but down 41.81% compared to December.
Its commercial NEVs sold 4,092 units in January, up 763.29% compared to a year ago, but 23.78% less than December.
Byd sold 125,377 passenger bev units in January, up 19.06% compared to a year ago, but 39.65% less than December.
The sales of PHEV of passengers in January were 171,069 units, up 78.73% in annual shift but 43.30% lower than that of December, marking the third consecutive month of sequential decline.
Performance on the markets abroad was a positive point, despite a significant drop in overall sales.
In January, Byd sold a record of 66,336 NEV of passengers on foreign markets, up 83.38% in annual sliding and up 16.07% compared to December.
In addition to being the largest Chinese nev manufacturer, Byd is also the country’s second manufacturer of food batteries.
BYD’s power and energy storage battery installation rolled up at around 15.511 GWh in January, up 37.16% in annual shift but down 33.98% compared to December.
JP Morgan expects byd to reach 6 million world deliveries by 2026
