BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s electrical car large BYD (SZ:) ramped up manufacturing by almost 200,000 models from August to October, whereas hiring near 200,000 new workers in automotive manufacturing and elements, Govt Vice President He Zhiqi mentioned on Weibo (NASDAQ:) on Saturday.
BYD posted an 11.5% rise in third-quarter web revenue because it maintained sturdy gross sales momentum.
Income for the July-September interval surged 24% on 12 months to 201.1 billion yuan ($28.24 billion), the primary apparent win for BYD on quarterly income versus Tesla (NASDAQ:) because the Chinese language automaker stopped producing gasoline engine autos in 2022.
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