Independent automotive intelligence RESEARCH PREVIEW / 01
Source-checked vehicle references
China’s electric vehicles. In context.
Explore dated vehicle specifications and trade references by country. Browse vehicle records across 10 markets. Coverage is selective and varies by market.
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These are dated source snapshots. A country listing does not mean every model or configuration is covered.
Weekly data update · 6 November 2026
Eight August 2026 HMRC port-month records add net mass, supplementary Number and GBP trade value. The trade dataset now contains 20,019 metric values; vehicle coverage remains 10 countries.
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Explore 20,019 reported metric values for China partner EV imports, from 2021 through the latest reported 2026 months. Keep amounts, mass and dated quantities separate; these are customs trade references.
Explore trade statistics →This single Australian example shows how a vehicle record works. Its measurements apply only to the cited Australian versions; choose another country above for that market’s records. Battery and NEDC figures are source-checked. WLTP remains under review because the source contains a discrepancy.
Illustrative record · Australia
Compare Premium and Performance within the same dated Australian source. Read each range column within its own test cycle.
| Trim | Battery | WLTP range | NEDC range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium | 82.56 kWh | Under review | 650 km |
| Performance | 82.56 kWh | Under review | 580 km |
Source wording: “Combined range”. Additional conditions and generation are not established here. These records have not been merged with year-specific brochures. View source evidence ↗
Trace each figure to its source, capture date and measurement label. The live source may have changed since capture.
#premium-panel and #performance-panelWe record what a specific page stated on a specific date, and hash the capture. We never present a snapshot as a live feed.
Figures retain the source’s measurement labels and test cycles. The Australian SEAL WLTP claims remain under review; its published battery and NEDC measurements retain their source wording and scope.
WLTP and NEDC are different test cycles. We publish both only when the source does, and we never average or convert between them.
Fields we have not checked — price, charging — are labelled “Not yet verified”. Missing values remain visible. Any future estimates will be identified separately from reported observations.
Each vehicle record is scoped to its stated market, configuration and source date. Use the market directory to see current published coverage.
ChinaEV Global is independent research and is not affiliated with BYD or any manufacturer. Sources are cited so you can check our work.
Dated addition record: the pages below were added from independently reviewed source-checked snapshots on 2026-10-10. Earlier sections and the AU SEAL record above are unchanged.
All new pages are source-checked snapshots — not live — and none is a Canonical-admitted record. No prices are published. All published markets are listed in the Markets directory.
57 additional non-price reference parameters reviewed on 19 October 2026, from existing dated manufacturer brochures. Source captures and historical labels are preserved.
This update adds 169 source-scoped observations across 6 countries: Brazil, United Kingdom, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa. Sources, dates, measurement cycles and qualifications remain attached to every field. Original source versions and measurement qualifications remain attached to each record.