BYD launched its new Han ("Great Han") electric sedan in China at 235,900 yuan (about $35,200). It claims almost 630 miles on China's CLTC cycle (about 508 on WLTP) and 10–97% charging in as little as 9 minutes on BYD Flash Charge. No export plans have been announced.
Torslanda is reportedly building about 200 EX60s a week, around a tenth of plan, with battery-pack integration and motor production cited as bottlenecks. Volvo says supply stays limited and many U.S.-allocated cars arrive early in 2027; no safety or quality issues have been reported.
Cox Automotive says EVs took 6.1% of the U.S. market in Q3, their best share since Q3 2025. Toyota, Rivian and Subaru led the gains, while Tesla's sales fell 20% year over year.
Ford's affordable electric pickup is $29,945 including destination. Official preorders start in early 2027, and every truck gets BlueCruise hardware and bidirectional charging.