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BYD set to beat Tesla as top electric vehicle brand in 2025

BYD is expected to become the world’s leading battery electric vehicle (BEV) brand in 2025, with a global market share of 15.7%. According to Counterpoint Research, this puts BYD ahead of Tesla for the first time. BYD’s success is driven by advanced technology, strong government support, and a unique production strategy.

One of BYD’s biggest innovations is the ultra-fast charging system that addresses a major pain point for EV users: charging speed. The system features a 1,000V architecture for efficient energy transfer and super-speed charging, delivering up to 400 km (249 miles) of range in just five minutes.

Counterpoint Research: 2025 Global Passenger BEV Sales Share by Auto Group

“The system can deliver 400 km of range in just 5 minutes, setting a new industry benchmark, far outpacing Tesla’s Supercharger, which adds about 275 km in 10 minutes. This technological leap is expected to significantly ease consumer concerns around charging time and boost EV adoption by reducing charging anxiety,” said Counterpoint analyst Abhik Mukherjee.

Meanwhile, Tesla is dealing with its problems. CEO Elon Musk’s political actions are affecting sales in the US and Europe. Trade issues and supply chain delays are also holding Tesla back.

“CEO Elon Musk has scored somewhat of an own goal against Tesla, and we are about to catch a glimpse of how much the company’s sales were hurt in Q1 2025. This is a big opportunity for BYD, and if they deliver on the fast-charging promise, this could be the turning point for BYD and the China BEV story globally,” adds Counterpoint Associate Director Liz Lee.

Counterpoint Research notes that BYD’s control over key parts like batteries and motors helps keep costs low without losing quality, putting the company in a strong position for growth.

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