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Chinese EV Tsunami Shakes German Auto Industry: BYD’s 30% Profit Crash and ‘Electrobomber’ Fears

BYD Stock Today (13 November 2025): Global Expansion, Cheapest EVs and What It Means for Investors

Chinese electric‑vehicle giant BYD Co Ltd (HKEX: 1211, OTC: BYDDF) is back in the spotlight on 13 November 2025, as the stock rebounds in Hong Kong while a wave of fresh headlines highlights both its aggressive global push and the pressure at home. Below is a news-style, SEO-ready rundown of BYD stock today, the latest company developments dated or updated 13 November 2025, and how they fit into the bigger investment story. BYD stock today: Hong Kong shares rebound from recent lows In Hong Kong trading on 13 November 2025, BYD’s H‑shares closed at HK$102.80, up about 2.3% on the day after moving in a range between HK$99.20 and HK$103.20. Investing.com+1 That puts BYD:
13 November 2025
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Tesla vs. BYD – The Ultimate 2025 EV Stock Showdown 🚀🔋

Tesla’s Top Rival Stumbles: BYD’s Profit Plunge Shakes the EV Market

From Battery Maker to EV Titan: BYD’s Meteoric Rise BYD (Build Your Dreams”) has undergone a stunning transformation – from a humble battery producer into an electric vehicle powerhouse. The Shenzhen-based company, which started by making cellphone batteries, scaled its auto business to millions of units within a few years finanzen.net. In 2024 BYD sold about 4.27 million vehicles, firmly cementing itself among the world’s top five automakers finanzen.net. In fact, by the first half of 2025, BYD ranked #4 globally in passenger car sales – ahead of legacy giants like GM and Hyundai finanzen.net. This surge marked a tipping point,
4 November 2025
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Chinese EV Tsunami Shakes German Auto Industry: BYD’s 30% Profit Crash and ‘Electrobomber’ Fears

Chinese EV Tsunami Shakes German Auto Industry: BYD’s 30% Profit Crash and ‘Electrobomber’ Fears

BYD’s Earnings Dive amid Fierce Price War BYD’s October 2025 report shocked investors: third-quarter profit plunged to ¥7.8 billion, down almost 33% from a year ago de.investing.com. CEO Wang Chuanfu has slashed prices across BYD’s model range to fend off competition, triggering the rare profit drop. (In Q2 2025 BYD had already warned of a 30% net income drop ts2.tech.) Analysts say this reflects Beijing’s crackdown on extreme discounting in China’s overheated EV market ts2.tech ts2.tech. Despite the revenue hit, BYD remains China’s sales leader: its 1H 2025 revenue ($51.9 B) exceeded Tesla’s ($41.8 B) for the first time ts2.tech, illustrating its massive
30 October 2025
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BYD’s European EV Invasion – Boom in Sales but Stock Takes a Hit

BYD Stock Plunges 30% on Profit Slump – Is the EV Price War to Blame?

BYD Shares: Price and Recent Moves BYD’s stock has experienced a sharp correction in recent months. In early 2025 the Hong Kong-listed shares hit record highs (above HK$150 in May), but by late October they traded near HK$104 reuters.com – roughly 30% below the peak bloomberg.com. This slide erased tens of billions in market value. For example, Bloomberg reports the company lost over $45 billion of market cap as stock slid 32% from May to October bloomberg.com. Investors have blamed weaker-than-expected earnings and slowing growth in China. On Oct. 29, trading ahead of the earnings release, BYD’s Hong Kong shares rose
30 October 2025
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BYD’s European EV Invasion – Boom in Sales but Stock Takes a Hit

Tesla Rival BYD Eyes Spain for Next EV Factory as European Sales Soar

BYD Bets on Spain for Third European Plant BYD (Build Your Dreams) has rapidly become a global electric vehicle powerhouse, and its next big move could be building a factory in Spain. Reuters reports that BYD – China’s #1 automaker by sales – views Spain as the top candidate” for its third European car plant, as the company seeks to expand its foothold on the continent reuters.com. The new plant would follow BYD’s first two European production sites: one under construction in Hungary (though mass production there was recently pushed to 2026) and another planned in Türkiye (Turkey) slated to
14 October 2025
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BYD’s European EV Invasion – Boom in Sales but Stock Takes a Hit

BYD’s European EV Invasion – Boom in Sales but Stock Takes a Hit

BYD’s European Sales Explosion Industry reports confirm that China’s biggest EV maker is tearing up European sales charts. Deutsche Welle’s Welt notes the world’s largest Chinese e-car maker is celebrating ever greater success in Europe. In Britain sales have recently exploded… and in Germany the figures are also rising significantly” welt.de. Indeed, BYD’s September figures were eye-popping: UK registrations jumped from 1,150 (Sept 2024) to 11,271 eletric-vehicles.com, propelling the UK to BYD’s largest market outside China. In Germany, BYD sold 3,255 vehicles in Sept 2025, a new high (vs. just 140 a year ago) eletric-vehicles.com. BYD’s SUV sedans and plug-in
13 October 2025
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NIO vs BYD: The 2025 EV Stock Showdown – Which Chinese EV Giant Is the Better Buy?

NIO vs BYD: The 2025 EV Stock Showdown – Which Chinese EV Giant Is the Better Buy?

2025 Stock Performance: A Year of Highs and Lows After a bruising 2022–2023 for Chinese EV stocks, 2025 has seen NIO and BYD follow very different trajectories so far. NIO’s share price started the year near multi-year lows but staged a remarkable rally in mid-2025. In July, NIO’s New York-listed stock surged ~40% within the month reuters.com, fueled by news of the company’s new mass-market models and a push to cut costs. This rebound was a bright spot for NIO investors, who had endured a prolonged slump. Even with that bounce, NIO’s stock was only back to roughly the mid-teens
22 September 2025
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Tesla vs. BYD – The Ultimate 2025 EV Stock Showdown 🚀🔋

Tesla vs. BYD – The Ultimate 2025 EV Stock Showdown 🚀🔋

Introduction: Two EV Titans, Two Strategies In the high-stakes arena of electric vehicles, 2025 has been a pivotal year for the world’s two EV giants: Tesla – the longtime pioneer, and BYD – China’s rapidly rising powerhouse. The global EV market is undergoing a shakeout, especially in China where a fierce price war has driven consolidation (analysts predict only 15 of 129 Chinese EV brands may survive to 2030) kavout.com. In this environment, Tesla and BYD represent contrasting strategies: Investors are eager to know: which company is the better investment now and in the future? Below we present a comprehensive
21 September 2025
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