Wings for BYD Amidst US Customs Hurdles
BYD's pricing stands on the brink of a potential surge
BYD, China's leading electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, is soaring once more against the odds presented by the US Customs policy. Recent glimmers of hope from the White House regarding the steep tariffs have sent investor spirits soaring.
Martin sheds light on the potential leap BYD could witness, given the current market conditions and its strategic alliance with Saudi Aramco, in the latest video.
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Insights beyond the Horizon
Tariff Turmoil
- Hyper Tariffs: The US has imposed a staggering 247.5% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, including BYD. New tariffs added to existing ones greatly impact the profitability of selling EVs in the US [1].
- Burdened Imports: With such high tariffs, BYD would have to shell out an additional $19,300 to import their cheapest EV, the Seagull, priced at $7,800 [1].
Market Maneuvers
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- Limited US Exports: Despite the raging American market, Chinese automakers, including BYD, export minimal vehicles to the US. Approximately only 116,000 vehicles were exported to the US in 2024, a small percentage compared to overall Chinese auto exports [3].
- Off-shore Production: To bypass tariffs, China-based automakers are contemplating setting up production facilities in countries like Mexico, where vehicles can be exempted from tariffs while exporting to the US [3].
Worldwide Expansion
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- Key Markets: While BYD confronts challenges in the US, the company is fortifying its presence in other corners of the globe, such as Russia, Belarus, and the Middle East, to counterbalance the effects of tariffs in the US and Europe [2].
Industry Activism
- Opposition Against Tariffs: The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) has vehemently opposed the US tariffs, asserting they flout WTO rules and jeopardize the global automotive supply chain [3].
In a nutshell, BYD defies adversity with its growing footprint in international markets, steering clear of the US tariff barriers that continue to pose a challenge.
Lade...
- The recent development in the White House regarding steep tariffs on imported electric vehicles, such as those from BYD, has sparked an interesting discussion among investors about the potential impact on the company's performance.
- In the finance section of a trading platform like Tradegate, the current market value and one-year performance of BYD's stocks are currently being displayed, offering a glimpse into its potential rise.
- Despite the US Customs hurdles and the hefty tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles like BYD's, the company is diversifying its lifestyle footprint by expanding into key markets like Russia, Belarus, and the Middle East.
- The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) has shown strong opposition against the US tariffs, stating that these tariffs not only violate WTO rules but also pose a threat to the global automotive supply chain.
- The tariff turmoil has forced China-based automakers, including BYD, to consider off-shore production strategies, such as setting up production facilities in countries like Mexico, to bypass US tariffs while still exporting to the US market.
