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• 2025 will be special for Chinese auto company BYD
• Tesla has also fallen behind in car sales
• 22.5 lakh electric cars sold in 2025

The demand for electric vehicles is also increasing rapidly in the global auto market. That is why we see many such auto companies. Which are very popular especially for their electric cars. One such company is Tesla.

Tesla’s Electric Cars Specially known for their design and superior performance. However, the same company has been overtaken by the Chinese auto company BYD. Let’s know about BYD’s sales.

The year 2025 was truly a game changer for BYD. The company did not limit itself to China, but focused on markets around the world. As a result, almost a quarter of the company’s total sales in 2025 were from overseas. At the same time, more than 10 lakh vehicles were exported.

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By setting up factories in countries such as Brazil, Thailand and Hungary, BYD introduced local production, which lowered costs and made it easier to reach consumers. Hence, BYD’s presence from South America to Europe was strengthened.

Ford was also left behind

BYD also maintains its dominance in China. While other Chinese brands are growing rapidly, BYD maintains its lead. These strong domestic and overseas sales have helped the company to sell approximately 46 lakh cars by the end of 2025. With these figures, BYD surpassed Ford, which sold approximately 44 lakh vehicles. Moreover, this significant achievement has made BYD one of the top six auto companies in the world.

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BYD becomes the number one EV company in 2025

BYD’s real triumph came from its electric cars. In 2025, the company will sell an estimated 22.5 lakh electric cars, almost 6 lakh more than Tesla. Also, BYD is set to become the largest EV-selling company in 2025. BYD manufactures its own batteries and key parts, which not only controls the supply chain but also controls vehicle prices. After completely abandoning petrol and diesel cars in 2022, BYD focused exclusively on EVs and plug-in hybrids, and now that strategy seems to be paying off.