BYD India Hits Major Milestone with 10,000 Electric Vehicle Deliveries

BYD India has reached a significant milestone by delivering over 10,000 electric passenger vehicles since entering the Indian market in 2021. This achievement showcases both the increasing acceptance and trust of customers in EV technology as well as BYD’s strong commitment towards mobility solutions in the country. The company offers the Sealion 7, Atto 3, eMAX 7, and Seal sedan in India, giving customers multiple options across different segments. The company attributes its achievements to its after-sales services, a dealer network that comprises 44 outlets, and collaboration for charging infrastructure with Relux Electric.

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With electric vehicles still representing less than 3 per cent of India’s passenger vehicle market, BYD’s sales surge signals a positive shift in consumer mindset, as range anxiety gives way to confidence fueled by better infrastructure and supportive policies. BYD’s plans to launch the Atto 2 SUV, positioned as an affordable EV option, indicate its intent to deepen market penetration and expand its footprint.

Rajeev Chauhan, Head of Electric Passenger Vehicles Business at BYD India, said, 'Reaching the 10,000-customer milestone in India is a proudachievement that reflects the growing trust and enthusiasm for BYD’s vision of cleaner, greener mobility. Every vehicle we put on the road reduces emissions, advances EV technology, and strengthens a sustainable mobility ecosystem.

'Referrals from existing customers have also contributed to this growth, underscoring the confidence and satisfaction they place in our brand. We remain committed to delivering world-class innovation, exceptional service, and products that truly meetthe aspirations of Indian consumers.'

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As BYD continues to invest in its ecosystem and product lineup, it looks poised to play a pivotal role in accelerating India’s electric vehicle adoption in the coming years.