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BYD sold 1.32 million electrified vehicles in the third quarter of 2026
Chinese automaker BYD sold 1,323,065 vehicles with electric or plug-in hybrid power worldwide from July through September 2026.
That was 18.75% more than in the same quarter a year earlier and 19.41% more than in the second quarter.
The total includes battery-electric cars, plug-in hybrids and electrified commercial vehicles.
September sales reached 463,561, the company’s highest monthly total so far in 2026.
Battery-electric passenger car sales rose, while plug-in hybrid sales dipped slightly that month.
Despite the strong quarter, BYD sold 3.94% fewer vehicles in the first nine months of 2026 than in the same period a year earlier.
The company also exported 180,700 electrified vehicles in September, and its German passenger-car registrations rose from August.
The third-quarter growth has not yet made up for weaker sales earlier in the year.
BYD sold 1,323,065 vehicles with electrified powertrains worldwide in the third quarter of 2026.
Sales rose 18.75% from the same quarter a year earlier and 19.41% from the second quarter.
The total includes battery-electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids and electrified commercial vehicles.
September sales reached 463,561 vehicles, BYD’s highest monthly total of 2026.
Despite the quarterly growth, BYD’s sales from January to September remained 3.94% below the previous year.
- Who
- Chinese automaker BYD.
- What
- It sold 1,323,065 vehicles with electrified powertrains in the third quarter of 2026.
- When
- The third quarter of 2026.
- Where
- Worldwide.
- Why
- Not stated
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BYD sold 419,211 vehicles.
BYD sold 440,293 vehicles.
BYD sold 463,561 vehicles, its highest monthly sales total of the year.
BYD sold 1,323,065 electrified vehicles worldwide.
- Third-quarter sales
- 1,323,065 vehicles
- Year-on-year change
- Up 18.75%
- Quarter-on-quarter change
- Up 19.41%
- September sales
- 463,561 vehicles
- January-September sales
- 3,131,576 vehicles, down 3.94% year on year










