Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD's quarterly profit fell for the first time in more than three years, as its expansion hit a speed bump amid a government campaign against price wars.

Just because you don't see its products being bought or used every day doesn't mean there's no demand for them somewhere.

The Chinese auto giant’s results come amid concerns the company won’t meet its sales target for the year.

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD's second-quarter profit fell 29.9 per cent from a year earlier, ending a 3-1/2 year growth streak.Net profit at the world's biggest EV producer hit 6.4 billion yuan ...

So while BYD might outshine a lot of other EV makers and seem like a decent stock to accumulate right now, I'd hesitate to ...

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New-car registrations for BYD models more than tripled on year across the EU in July, while registrations for Tesla models contracted more than 42%.

BYD has seen stronger estimate revision activity and sports more attractive valuation metrics than RRR, so it seems like value investors will conclude that BYD is the superior option right now.