BYD Tops March Sales, Outselling Volkswagen and Toyota Combined

BYD Achieves Record Sales in March 2025 with Strong Domestic and International Performance

March 2025 Sales Report: BYD Continues Market Dominance

BYD has demonstrated remarkable sales performance in March 2025, solidifying its position as a global leader in the new energy vehicle sector.

Key Sales Figures

  • Total Sales: 377,420 vehicles sold in March, representing 24.8% year-over-year growth
  • Domestic Market Leadership: Surpassed 350,000 units in China alone - outperforming combined sales of established joint ventures like FAW-VW + SAIC-VW (177,000 units) and FAW-Toyota + GAC-Toyota (137,000 units)

Brand Performance Breakdown

  • Dynasty & Ocean Series: 350,615 units (22.3% YoY growth)
  • Fang Cheng Bao: 8,051 units (126.8% YoY growth)
  • Denza: 12,620 units (22.8% YoY growth)
  • Yangwang: 133 units

International Expansion

  • Overseas Sales Milestone: First time exceeding 70,000 units in international markets (88.4% YoY growth)
  • BYD SHARK Pickup: Surpassed 5,000 units in exports, gaining popularity across Southeast Asia, Americas, and Oceania

Year-to-Date Performance

  • Q1 2025 Total: 1,000,804 vehicles sold (59.8% YoY growth)
  • Cumulative NEV Sales: 11.6 million units as of March 31, 2025

Market Impact and Analysis

According to TopUsedCars.com reporter Xiao Mi, BYD's performance reflects several key industry trends:

  • The company continues to lead market trends with its technological capabilities
  • Global consumer acceptance of new energy vehicles has significantly improved
  • The industry is entering a market-driven competition phase where technology and brand become core differentiators

These strong results have laid a solid foundation for BYD's full-year development. For international buyers in Middle Eastern and African markets considering Chinese vehicle exports, TopUsedCars.com provides comprehensive services including logistics and customs clearance to facilitate smooth transactions.

TopUsedCars.com reporter Calvin Zhang notes that BYD's performance demonstrates the growing competitiveness of Chinese automakers in global markets, particularly in the new energy vehicle segment where technological advantages are becoming increasingly apparent.