Altered Atto 3 climbs price ladder
/New models, new 800v for two of three - but there’s a sticker hit, too.
Read MoreNew models, new 800v for two of three - but there’s a sticker hit, too.
Read MoreThe next generation of the car Kiwis once couldn’t get enough of is revealed.
Read MorePerformance flagship and flat deck aimed at work force revealed for regional sale.
Read MoreMore than two dozen Chinese vehicle brands are now represented in NZ, and all have ambition to be powerhouses.
Read MoreSmall electric’s positioning and spec expected to be shared in a fortnight.
Read MoreThe Atto 1 is coming and with it lends chance for the Chinese make to upset the established creche of Kiwi-favoured small cars.
Read MoreDo new developments for BYD and its smallest, cheapest electric raise chance of that model reaching here?
Read MoreANCAP determines recently launched plug-in hybrid here a good performer overall.
Read MoreBlood in the water as BYD local boss uses Shark 6 unveil as opportunity to savage “dirty diesel” competition.
Read MoreNorthland’s David Buxton is satisfied with BYD’s response to removing rust from his Atto 3 but wonders if his is a familiar story.
Read MoreEveryone knows Chinese cars are cheapest in China. But who knew BYDs cost so much in some overseas’ markets?
Read MorePromotion aims to lift Atto 3, Dolphin and Seal from first quarter doldrum.
Read MoreAn industry publication with an ear to the Chinese make’s plans has been quick to correct what’s coming with Seal-U.
Read MoreVerbose script across the back to go, in favour of a simple badge.
Read MoreModel 3 competitor will span three variants, each with its own powertrain.
Read MoreIncidents of sudden, severe condensation the talk of owners’ social media feed.
Read MoreCompact hatch positioning below BYD’s sole present offer, the Atto 3.
Read MoreAnnouncement on Dolphin hatch just weeks away, brand boss says, and Seal sedan also soon to be sorted.
Read MoreTesla-matching sedan and budget hatch here late next year; but no word on SUV and utility promised our neighbour.
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