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China’s EV leader is unleashing its low-cost electric cars overseas. BYD now has the first EV to cost under $30,000 in Australia. After launching an even cheaper Dolphin model, BYD said stay ...

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The first electric vehicle priced under $30,000 is now on sale in Australia ... BYD’s decision to sell its cut-price Dolphin in Australia, which is $7000 cheaper than the standard model ...

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