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The NASDAQ Golden Dragon China Index initially closed down 1.1%. Among popular Chinese concept stocks, Kingsoft Cloud fell 4.9%, ZAI LAB and Xiaomi fell 4.1%, while WeRide, Meituan, Vipshop, and GDS had the highest declines of 3.6%. Jinko Solar rose 2.1%, BEKE rose 2.2%, BYD rose 5%, Qifu Technology rose 5.8%, and Douyu rose 7.2%

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ROME, March 2 (Reuters) - Tesla’snew car registrations in Italy fell by 6.9% year-on-year in February to 786 units, the country’s transport ministry said on Monday.Tesla’s sales gave the U.S. electric-vehicle company a market share of 0.5%, the ministry said.In the first two months of 2026, Tesla’s registrations rose 19.7% year on year to 1,499 units, with the same market share of 0.5%, data showed.

- In February 2026, Tesla’s new car registrations in Italy decreased by 6.9% year-on-year to 786 units.  
- Despite the decline in February, Tesla's registrations for the first two months of 2026 increased by 19.7% year-on-year, totaling 1,499 units.  
- Tesla maintained a market share of 0.5% throughout this period, according to the country’s transport ministry.

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BYD, China's largest carmaker, experienced a 41% drop in sales in February 2026, delivering 190,190 electric vehicles and hybrids. Notably, overseas sales surpassed domestic sales for the first time, with international deliveries rising 41.4% year-on-year to 100,151 vehicles. This marks the sixth consecutive month of declining sales in China, attributed to reduced state subsidies and the Chinese New Year holiday. BYD's strategy focuses on expanding its international presence, with a diverse portfolio that includes both battery-electric and plug-in hybrid models.

- February sales fell sharply, following a 30 per cent decline in January, marking the sixth consecutive month of decreasing sales in China.  
- Despite domestic challenges, BYD's international sales surged by 41.4 per cent, surpassing home market deliveries for the first time in a month.  
- In total, BYD delivered 190,190 vehicles in February, with passenger cars making up the majority; the brand distribution highlighted strong performance from core models and emerging brands.

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0302 | Dolphin Research Focus: 🐬 Macro/Industry1) Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have flared, with US/Israel–Iran frictions escalating and risk aversion rising across global markets. As a result, international gold and silver opened broadly higher on Mon., with safe-haven assets bid. Geopolitics remains the key near-term catalyst for precious metals, as flight-to-safety inflows support gold and silver.2) With the Lunar New Year holiday and a slower spending cadence, the dual impact was evident. Feb deliveries among China EV startups were mixed...

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Gotion High-tech has completed the design for its 2-GWh all-solid-state battery production line, aiming to accelerate commercialization of next-generation batteries. The company previously established a 0.2-GWh pilot line for its Gemstone battery, achieving a yield rate over 90%. Gotion is collaborating with BASF to develop high-performance materials for solid-state batteries. Once a leader in the industry, Gotion has fallen behind competitors like CATL and BYD. The company anticipates a significant increase in net income in 2025, partly due to gains from its stake in Chery's Hong Kong listing.

- Gotion High-tech has completed the design for its 2-GWh all-solid-state battery production line and plans to begin construction soon.  
- The company is enhancing its capabilities in solid-state battery technology, collaborating with BASF to develop core materials, following the success of its initial 0.2-GWh pilot line.  
- Gotion aims to regain market position in the EV battery sector, currently holding a 4.5% share, as competitors like CATL and BYD dominate with significant market shares.

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Chinese EV maker BYD's shares surged 5.1% in Hong Kong and 8.2% in Shenzhen following optimism over a new technology launch event scheduled for March 5. Analysts from Macquarie suggest that the anticipated advancements in power efficiency and charging speed are driving investor interest. Additionally, concerns over potential oil supply disruptions due to tensions in Iran may lead investors to view BYD as a strategic play in the EV sector amid energy transition priorities in China.

- BYD’s Hong Kong shares rose 5.1% to HK$99.75, marking their largest daily gain since July 22.  
- Shenzhen-listed shares surged 8.2% to 96.67 yuan ahead of a major technology launch event on March 5.  
- Analysts suggest that potential oil import disruptions from Iran may drive China to focus on EV and battery sectors, enhancing BYD's investment appeal.

BUZZ-BYD shares jump on new tech launch optimism, oil supply disruption concerns

The three major A-share indices showed mixed performance, with the Shanghai Composite Index slightly rising by 0.5% to close at 4,182 points, while the Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index fell by 0.2% and 0.5%, respectively. International oil prices and gold prices rose, with the three major oil companies hitting the daily limit for the first time in history. BYD's stock price increased by 8.4% and will release new technology on Thursday. The central parity rate of the RMB against the USD was lowered by 8 points, and the People's Bank of China conducted a reverse repurchase operation of 19 billion yuan

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The three major A-share indices of Shanghai and Shenzhen closed mixed, with the "three oil giants" all hitting the daily limit, and BYD soaring over 8%

BYD Co. reported a 41% year-over-year drop in February sales, marking six months of declining figures, with total sales down nearly 36% for the year. This decline is attributed to reduced tax breaks, fading government stimulus, and weakened consumer confidence, alongside intensified competition in the EV market. Meanwhile, Tesla may be better positioned than investors think, as China remains a crucial market for EVs, contributing significantly to its revenue despite challenges in 2025.

- BYD Co. reported a 41% drop in sales year-over-year, marking six consecutive months of declining figures, with February sales totaling 190,190 vehicles.  
- Demand in China has weakened due to reduced tax breaks, fading government stimulus, and increased competition, leading to BYD's weakest start to a year since 2020.  
- Meanwhile, Tesla, facing its own challenges, may be better positioned than investors realize, as China constitutes a significant portion of its revenue.

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Geely outsold BYD for the second consecutive month in the Chinese automotive market, selling over 206,160 units in February compared to BYD's 190,190 units. In January, Geely sold 270,000 units while BYD recorded 210,051. Geely's exports surged by 138%, totaling over 60,879 units. Meanwhile, BYD's overseas sales also remained strong, with over 100,600 units exported in February. Despite BYD's growth in Europe, Tesla faced a 17% decline in sales in the region.

- Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd. has outsold BYD Co. Ltd. for the second consecutive month in the competitive Chinese automotive market, selling over 206,160 units in February compared to BYD’s 190,190.  
- Geely's exports surged by 138%, totaling over 60,879 units, while BYD exported over 100,600 units during the same month.  
- Despite BYD's strong performance abroad, marked by a 165% growth in European sales, it faced competition from a declining Tesla, which saw a 17% drop in Europe.

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BYD is set to launch a "disruptive technology" on March 5, aimed at reversing a six-month sales decline. The new technology is likely linked to its recent deployment of megawatt-level flash-charging infrastructure. February sales dropped 41% year-on-year to 190,190 units, prompting the need for innovation. Analysts from Deutsche Bank predict that this new charging system could enhance competitiveness and stabilize sales, potentially leading to a rebound of 4.9 million units by 2026. BYD plans to build over 4,000 charging facilities, further supporting its market position.

- BYD is set to launch a "disruptive technology" event on March 5, aimed at reversing six months of declining sales.  
- The new technology is likely linked to the large-scale deployment of megawatt-level flash-charging infrastructure, expected to enhance product competitiveness.  
- Deutsche Bank anticipates that innovations from this launch could help BYD's sales rebound to 4.9 million units by 2026.

BYD teases 'disruptive technology' launch on Mar 5

Chinese automaker BYD Co. Ltd. reported a significant drop in production and sales for February 2026, with total production of new energy vehicles at 175,280 units, down from 334,124 units the previous year. Passenger vehicle production fell to 172,525 units from 329,211 units. Total sales volume also decreased to 190,190 units from 322,846 units, with passenger vehicle sales dropping to 187,782 units. Despite these declines, BYD shares rose by 4.4% in Shenzhen and 2.7% in Hong Kong.

- BYD Co. Ltd. reported a significant decline in production and sales for February 2026, with total New energy vehicles' production dropping to 175,280 units from 334,124 units the previous year. 
- Passenger vehicle production decreased to 172,525 units compared to 329,211 units last year, while total sales volume fell to 190,190 units from 322,846 units. 
- The company experienced sharp declines in all segments, including Battery electric vehicles and Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.

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The Hang Seng Index fell by 2.1%, and the Hang Seng TECH Index dropped by 2.4%. BYD ELECTRONIC, Bilibili, and others fell by more than 2%

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This week, Pete Buttigieg criticized the Trump administration for rescinding airline passenger rights. BYD faces a 30% sales decline in China while challenging Tesla. Tesla is appealing against Unibev over the 'Cybercab' trademark and suing the California DMV over false advertising related to 'Autopilot.' Additionally, New York Governor Kathy Hochul withdrew a proposal to expand robotaxis beyond NYC.

- Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized the Trump administration for rescinding passenger protection laws in the airline sector.  
- Chinese electric vehicle company BYD is working to regain market share after experiencing a 30% year-over-year sales decline in January.  
- Tesla has filed an appeal against Unibev over the 'Cybercab' trademark and is suing the California DMV regarding a false advertising dispute over its 'Autopilot' term.

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BEIJING, March 1 (Reuters) - Chinese electric vehicle maker BYDrecorded the biggest fall in global sales in six years last month.BYD’s February sales plunged by 41.1% from a year earlier, the sixth consecutive month of decline, according to a stock market filing on Sunday. The fall last month was the biggest since February 2020 when the economy was hit by the pandemic.

- Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD experienced a significant decline in global sales, falling by 41.1% in February compared to the previous year.  
- This marks the sixth consecutive month of decreasing sales for the company, indicating ongoing struggles in the market.  
- The decline is the most pronounced since February 2020, during the initial impact of the pandemic on the economy.

BYD February vehicle sales fall at steepest pace since pandemic

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