Passenger vehicles (PVs) accounted for 436,856 units, down 12.72% year-on-year but up 11.14% month-on-month. Among these, battery electric vehicles (BEVs) reached 222,559 units, showing a 17.37% increase from last year and an 8.54% rise from September, while plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) sold 214,297 units, falling 31.07% year-on-year but climbing 13.98% month-on-month.
BYD’s overseas sales for October totaled 83,524 PVs and pick-up trucks, reflecting the company’s continuing expansion in international markets.
Breaking down sales by brand and product lineup, the Dynasty and Ocean series led with 395,015 units, while FANGCHENGBAO recorded 31,052 units, DENZA sold 10,135 units, and YANGWANG reached 654 units.
For the first ten months of 2025, BYD’s cumulative sales rose 13.88% year-on-year to 3,701,852 units. During this period, the company sold 785,103 PVs and pick-ups across its overseas markets, underlining its steady growth in international operations.
The October data highlights BYD’s strong month-on-month recovery, particularly in BEVs, despite continued year-on-year pressure from market fluctuations. The results demonstrate the company’s resilience and expanding global presence, supported by robust performance in both domestic and overseas markets.
Overall, BYD continues to see rising adoption of electric vehicles, with BEVs showing notable growth, while PHEVs show moderate recovery month-on-month. The company’s diverse brand portfolio, including Dynasty, Ocean, FANGCHENGBAO, DENZA, and YANGWANG, contributes to maintaining competitive market positioning and driving cumulative sales gains for 2025.
The October performance indicates a positive trend heading into the final two months of the year, as BYD leverages both domestic demand and international expansion to support overall growth. The continued increase in monthly sales, combined with a steady overseas footprint, positions the company well for meeting year-end targets and strengthening its market presence globally.
