At the glitzy Auto Shanghai show in April this year, the message was clear: China is making the cars of the future, and that future will be increasingly electrified, connected, and autonomous. At the world’s biggest car expo, domestic players — once dismissed as mere knockoffs of their Western counterparts — were the stars: BYDiBYDBYD Auto is a Chinese carmaker that became the world’s leading EV manufacturer in 2023, competing with Tesla for market share and global attention.READ MORE’s premium ...