BYD Targets 50% Overseas Auto Sales by 2030, Led by European and Latin American Expansion

Published: May 9, 2025 14:44

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【BYD Aims to Achieve 50% Overseas Auto Sales by 2030】BYD, China's largest automaker, plans to sell half of its vehicles in markets outside China by 2030. Expansion in the European and Latin American markets will drive this growth. According to one person familiar with the discussions, BYD executives have been outlining the 2030 target to a small group of investors since the end of last year, emphasizing that European expansion is key to achieving this goal.

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