BYD Plug-In Car Sales Almost Doubled In March 2023 via insideevs.com
passenger plug-in car sales amounted to 206,089, which is 98 percent more than a year ago.
As always, it's interesting to see that both all-electric and plug-in hybrid sales expand at a very similar year-over-year rate. The PHEV segment remains slightly bigger and quicker growing though .Out of the total number, some 13,312 BYD plug-ins were exported. Besides passenger cars, BYD sold also 991 commercial electric vehicles for a total of 207,080 plug-in vehicles last month.
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