Analysis of the Growth Potential of the New Vehicle Industry: A Case Study of BYD

Ou Xiao; Xiaoyu Yang

doi:10.54097/c26h9a11

Authors

Ou Xiao
Xiaoyu Yang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/c26h9a11

Keywords:

New Energy Vehicle Industry, Financial Indicators, Growth Analysis, BYD

Abstract

With the increasing environmental pollution, China has strengthened environmental protection and the development of new energy sources, leading to continuous improvements in the new energy vehicle industry. The rise in living standards and growing environmental awareness have driven significant growth in market demand. Since 2009, although China's new energy vehicle industry has made significant progress and achieved the world's largest market size, it has also become the most competitive market globally, where domestic brands face pressure from international companies. This study takes BYD as the research subject and, based on corporate growth theory, collects financial data to compare and analyze its growth alongside other listed new energy companies. The aim is to provide reasonable suggestions to help BYD maintain its competitive edge in the future, while enhancing the understanding of the significance of China's new energy vehicle industry and its financial trends.

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