<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><p><strong>BYD Co. Ltd.</strong> <span>BYDDY</span> led the global new energy vehicle (NEV) sales charts as the sector recorded a 30% YoY growth in 2025 amid <strong>Tesla Inc.</strong>'s <span>TSLA</span> poor sales run.</p><h2>BYD Leads The EV Pack, Tesla Falls Behind</h2><p>Global NEV sales, including Battery Electric Vehicles, Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles, as well as Fuel Cell Vehicles, reached 4.86 million units during the second quarter of 2025, market research firm Trendforce revealed in a report on Monday.</p><p>BYD retained its position as the leading BEV manufacturer, capturing over 18.3% of the total market share, while Tesla came in at the second spot with an 11.7% market share. The EV giant's market share fell after experiencing a 14% YoY drop in sales in multiple regions, the report said.</p><p>Meanwhile, <strong>Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd.</strong> <span>GELYF</span> held over 6.4% of the market in third place, while <strong>Stellantis NV </strong><span>STLA</span> backed <strong>Leapmotor</strong> captured the sixth spot on the list and <strong>Xpeng Inc.</strong> <span>XPEV</span> was seventh.</p><h2>Tesla Sales Decline Yet Again, BYD Surges In The UK</h2><p>This data comes as Tesla sales declined by double digits in markets like France, Sweden and Denmark. Tesla's California sales also fell 21% despite the Model 3 and the Model Y being the best-selling models in the state.</p><p>Tesla also slashed its UK lease prices by over 40% as sales fell in the region by over 60%. Meanwhile, BYD sales surged 314% in the UK, after the company sold over 3,184 units during July.</p><h2>BYD Hits India Record, Europe Expansion In Sight</h2><p>BYD also hit a new sales record in India, as the Chinese automaker sold over 3,000 units in the country by August, a figure that surpassed its total sales in the market during 2024.</p><p>The surge coincides with the company's plans to expand into Europe, with BYD's luxury subbrands like <strong>Yangwang</strong>, as well as <strong>Denza</strong>, set for European debuts next year.</p><p><em>Check out more of Benzinga's Future Of Mobility coverage by</em><em> following this link</em><em>.</em></p><ul> <li>Tesla’s Ousted Supercharger Team Just Launched A Startup To Rival Elon Musk’s Charging Empire</li> </ul><p><em>Photo courtesy: Tada Images / Shutterstock</em></p></div></div></div>

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<p>BYD Co. Ltd. led global new energy vehicle (NEV) sales with a 30% year-on-year growth in Q2 2025, capturing over 18.3% market share. In contrast, Tesla Inc. experienced a 14% decline in sales, resulting in an 11.7% market share. Global NEV sales reached 4.86 million units. BYD's sales surged 314% in the UK and set a new record in India, while Tesla's sales fell significantly in several markets, prompting price cuts in the UK.</p>

- BYD Co. Ltd. led global new energy vehicle sales in 2025, achieving a 30% year-over-year growth, while Tesla experienced a decline in sales.  
- Global NEV sales reached 4.86 million units in Q2 2025, with BYD capturing over 18.3% market share compared to Tesla's 11.7%.  
- Tesla's sales fell significantly in various regions, while BYD saw a 314% increase in the UK and set a new sales record in India, with plans for European expansion.  

BYD Tops Global EV Charts With 30% Q2 Growth As Tesla Sales Sink 14% Worldwide