BYD poursuit sa croissance rapide avec plus de 10,000 De nouveaux diplômés se joignent à l’équipe, Se concentrer sur R&D

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BYD: A Global Leader in New Energy Vehicles

BYD Continues Rapid Growth with Over 10,000 Fresh Graduates Joining, Focusing on R&D - News - 1

As of late 2023, BYD, the Chinese leader in new energy vehicles (VNE), employed a total workforce of 703,504, comprising 524,673 production staff and 104,003 technical specialists. The company recently announced that over 10,000 recent college graduates have joined their ranks.

Of these new hires, nearly 70% hold master’s or doctoral degrees, and about 80% are engaged in research and development, according to a post by BYD on Weibo.

BYD operates across multiple sectors, including automotive manufacturing, battery production, consumer electronics assembly, and rail transportation. Its automotive division includes the brands BYD, Denza, Fang Cheng Bao, et Yangwang.

According to BYD’s 2023 annual report, the company had a total of 703,504 employees by the end of the year, y compris 524,673 production workers and 104,003 technicians. Parmi eux, 31,506 employees held a master’s degree or higher, pendant que 89,914 had a bachelor’s degree.

BYD Continues Rapid Growth with Over 10,000 Fresh Graduates Joining, Focusing on R&D - News - 2

Over the past few years, BYD has surged to become the world’s largest NEV manufacturer, vente 3,024,417 NEVs in 2023—a 62.3% Augmentation par rapport à l’année précédente. In particular, the company’s overseas NEV sales reached 242,765 unités en 2023, marking a significant 493.51% growth year-over-year.

Au cours de la première moitié de l’année, 2024, BYD a déclaré des ventes de 1,612,983 VNE, un 28.46% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Overseas sales during this period stood at 203,404 Unités, représentant un 173.8% rise year-over-year.

Not only is BYD the world’s largest NEV manufacturer, but it is also the second-largest electric vehicle (EV) battery producer. According to data from South Korean market research firm SNE Research, BYD captured 15.7% of the global EV battery market between January and May 2024, trailing only behind CATL’s 37.5%.