<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div>Chinese EV giant BYD Co. Ltd. BYDDY BYDDF experienced an 8% year-over-year slip in Chinese sales during June.What Happened: The company experienced a slip in sales as rivals like Xiaomi Corp XIACY, Xpeng Inc. XPEV, etc. gained in sales, Bloomberg reported on Monday.Analysts from investment banks like Deutsche Bank expect the company to hit 5 million wholesale units in 2025, the report suggests, while Morgan Stanley lowered its projection to 5.3 million.BYD would need to sell over 560,000 units a month to meet its annual delivery projection for 2025 of 5.5 million units sold, which could prove difficult amid electric vehicle price war scrutiny by the Chinese Communist Party, according to the report. However, BYD's overseas sales are on track to reach the 800,000 unit milestone the company set out to deliver this year, with 60% of that figure already achieved by BYD, the report suggests.Why It Matters: The news comes as BYD has adopted an aggressive pricing strategy in the Chinese market with discounted prices amid fierce competition in the sector, which has raised concerns within the Chinese government.<div><div>Trending Investment Opportunities</div></div>Despite scrutiny, BYD released a long-range version of its best-selling EV, the Seagull EV, for $11,000 in the market, as well as the Seal 06 EV for $15,000 in China.Elsewhere, BYD's fellow Chinese automakers Zeekr Intelligent Technologies Holdings Ltd. ZK and Neta have been accused of inflating sales data through insurance schemes in the country, according to reports in Chinese state media.Elsewhere, Tesla Inc. TSLA has recorded over 12.3k insured registrations for the second week of July, which is a strong rebound for Elon Musk's EV giant after a poor start to the month in China.Check out more of Benzinga's Future Of Mobility coverage by following this link.<ul> <li>Elon Musk’s Tesla Announces 3 Million Model 3 Units Sold Worldwide</li> </ul>Photo courtesy: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com</div></div></div>

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BYD Co. Ltd. reported an 8% decline in domestic sales in June, as competitors like Xiaomi and Xpeng gained traction. Analysts have adjusted annual delivery projections, with Deutsche Bank estimating 5 million units by 2025, while Morgan Stanley lowered its forecast to 5.3 million. To meet its target of 5.5 million units, BYD would need to sell over 560,000 units monthly, a challenge amid a price war scrutinized by the Chinese government. Despite this, BYD's overseas sales are on track, and it has launched new EV models at competitive prices.

- BYD Co. Ltd. experienced an 8% year-over-year decline in Chinese sales in June, facing increased competition from rivals like Xiaomi and Xpeng.  
- Analysts project BYD will reach 5 million wholesale units in 2025, but the company must sell over 560,000 units monthly to meet its 5.5 million annual target amid scrutiny from the Chinese Communist Party.  
- Despite challenges, BYD's overseas sales are on track for 800,000 units this year, with 60% already achieved, and the company has introduced new models at competitive prices.  

Tesla Rival BYD's Domestic Sales Slip 8% In June, Analysts Slash Annual Delivery Projections Amid EV Price War Scrutiny