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- 1BYD says its solid-state EV battery is nearly road-ready▼BYD Says Its New Solid-State EV Battery Tech Is Nearly Ready For The Open Road
Chinese EV maker BYD says its new solid-state battery technology is nearly ready for real-world use, a step that could mean longer driving ranges, faster charging and improved safety over today's lithium-ion packs. Automakers worldwide are racing to commercialize solid-state cells, and BYD's claim puts it among the frontrunners.
- 2Hacking a BYD was easy because it had no password●Hacking this BYD was too easy; it didn’t even have a password | Four Corners Documentary
An ABC Four Corners investigation reports that a BYD vehicle was hacked with ease because it lacked even basic password protection, raising questions about cybersecurity standards in Chinese-made electric cars sold in Australia. The documentary has drawn wide attention, with viewers debating the security of connected vehicles and the pace of oversight for fast-growing EV brands.
- 3BYD probes Shark 6 cybersecurity flaw in Australia▼BYD investigates Shark 6 cybersecurity vulnerability as it defends Australian data safeguards
Chinese automaker BYD is investigating a reported cybersecurity vulnerability in its Shark 6 plug-in hybrid ute, while defending the data-handling safeguards it has in place for Australian customers. The issue has raised questions about how connected vehicles from Chinese manufacturers collect and protect user data, a growing concern as BYD rapidly expands in the Australian market.
- 4BYD warns Australia's cheapest EV price may rise▼BYD confirms pricing for Australia's cheapest EV won't last forever
BYD has confirmed that the pricing for Australia's cheapest electric vehicle is not permanent, signalling that current low prices are promotional and could increase in the future. Buyers are weighing whether to act now before the window closes, and the announcement has sparked discussion about EV affordability and discounting in the Australian market.