Giant BYD Car Carriers Hit Global Seas—Takeover of EV Exports Accelerates in 2025
BYD launches massive new car carriers—each can haul 9,200 EVs—supercharging exports and reshaping the global auto industry.
- 9,200 vehicles: Capacity of BYD’s new mega car carriers
- 38.7% YOY growth: BYD’s NEV sales from Jan-May 2025
- 374,217 exports: NEVs shipped overseas in 5 months
- 7 ships: BYD’s rapidly expanding car carrier fleet
BYD, the unstoppable force in electric vehicles, is charting a bold course for the future of auto exports. In a jaw-dropping move for the global car industry, its latest high-capacity carriers—BYD Xi’an and BYD Changsha—have begun sea trials and are on track to join the fleet soon.
Imagine a single vessel ferrying over 9,000 cars across oceans. That’s reality for BYD. These next-generation ships underscore China’s electrifying ascent as the world’s top EV supplier, with BYD leading the charge.
What Makes BYD’s New Ships So Important?
Each BYD car carrier—Xi’an, Changsha, and earlier trailblazer Shenzhen—can haul a staggering 9,200 vehicles at once. This isn’t just about big ships. It’s about BYD closing the global supply gap and putting more EVs in driveways from Brazil to Europe faster than ever.
The recent arrival of the BYD Shenzhen in Brazil, packed to capacity on its maiden voyage, signals the start of a new export era. More than a logistics triumph, it’s a symbol of China’s ambition to electrify the world’s roads.
How Fast Is BYD Growing in 2025?
BYD’s momentum is impossible to ignore:
– Between January and May 2025, the company sold an astonishing 1,763,369 new energy vehicles (NEVs).
– Exports are skyrocketing, up over 112% year-on-year, with 374,217 vehicles shipped abroad so far this year.
– Overseas sales now represent nearly a quarter of BYD’s total, with a goal of reaching 800,000 units globally by end-2025.
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Q&A: How Does BYD’s Shipping Power Compare to Competitors?
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How big are BYD’s new ships, really?
At 9,200 vehicles per carrier, they rival or outpace most global car carriers, leapfrogging traditional industry leaders. -
Why does this matter to car buyers worldwide?
Faster, high-volume shipments mean more EVs reach foreign dealerships, often at lower costs, expanding buyer choice worldwide. -
Which other companies use such ships?
Other Chinese automakers, like Chery and Great Wall Motor, have started using similar mega-ships. The industry trend is clear: bigger, greener, and faster.
How to Track the Global Rise of BYD and China’s EV Ships
1. Follow BYD’s official updates and financial disclosures on HKEX.
2. Watch for regular export news from CnEVPost and global logistics trackers.
3. Monitor international arrivals in major ports via local news and EV industry sources.
4. Compare BYD’s expansion to rivals like Tesla or Volkswagen at Tesla and Volkswagen sites.
Boldly Stay Ahead—Follow BYD’s Fleet and the EV Export Revolution!
2025 BYD Fleet Watch Checklist:
- Monitor new ship launches and capacity milestones.
- Track exports and overseas arrivals monthly.
- Compare sales and export growth versus global competitors.
- Explore the latest EV models arriving in your region.
References
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