BYD Company Limited maintains strong export momentum and rising EV sales, signaling a robust upcoming Q2 earnings report. BYDDF leads Tesla in terms of gross profit margins, and BYD has a much larger delivery volume. The stock trades at a depressed valuation—13.9x FY 2027 P/E—despite profitability and industry leadership.
China is still BYD's biggest problem, but the picture is starting to stabilize, with domestic sales declines narrowing while total vehicle sales returned to growth in June and July. Overseas sales are now large enough to materially change BYD's growth mix and offset weakness at home. Europe and Brazil show that BYD can take share outside China, while local production should make that expansion more durable.
BYD exported over 180,000 vehicles in July, more than 40% of its total sales volume.
The headline number in BYD's July sales, announced over the weekend, is not the one that should worry Tesla. BYD, the Chinese carmaker that overtook Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) as the world's largest seller of battery-electric vehicles last year, lifted global sales 21.8% to 419,211 vehicles, a third straight month of growth.
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD's , global sales rose for a third straight month in July, with robust overseas demand continuing to help offset softer conditions in its home market.
The EV business is supposed to be in trouble. U.S. sales have dropped as much as 20% in the first half of the year.
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BYD Company Limited's aggressive international investments drive robust export volumes at potentially higher ASPs in Q2'26, with it supporting the sequential top/bottom-line improvement prospects from FQ2'26. Despite the intensifying competition in China, BYDDF remains the market leader with leading shares, with further sales opportunities in H2'26 given the potentially higher for longer oil prices. The meltdown has triggered BYDDF's discounted valuations at EV/Sales of 0.81x and P/E of 16.48x, with the oversold technicals and bottoming at $9.20s triggering a compelling risk/reward for contrarian investors.
Xiaomi maintained deliveries above 30,000 units for a third straight month. BYD's June sales volume rose 5.46% from a year earlier.
BYD is rated 'hold' as surging high-margin exports offset severe domestic sales and margin pressures. Despite valuation models indicating BYDDY is undervalued, extremely bearish technicals and a persistent downtrend preclude a buy recommendation. Export sales, especially in Europe, deliver premium margins—up to €10,000 per vehicle—while domestic net profit margin fell to 4.09% in 2025.
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