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The Federal Transit Administration recently announced $180 million will be available through its competitive Low or No Emission (Low-No) Program and California-based BYD "Build Your Dreams" stands ready to help transit agencies navigate the application...

BYD (Build Your Dreams) announced it has entered into a dealership agreement for its material handling products with Ogden Forklifts, expanding its reach in the American Southeast.

New Mexico officials chose California-based BYD (Build Your Dreams) to participate in a statewide purchase agreement that gives transit agencies throughout the Land of Enchantment and the United States the ability to buy American-made BYD coaches and...

BYD (Build Your Dreams) donated BYD Care KN95 and surgical masks, family health packs and cases of hand sanitizer to seven San Diego County, California school districts as part of the company's commitment to keeping Californians safe during the global...

BYD (Build Your Dreams) announced it will build battery-electric buses for the Woods Hole, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority. The buses will be built at the company's U.S. Coach & Bus factory in Lancaster, California.

In response to public demand, BYD Care announced the creation of an Amazon storefront, www.amazon.com/bydcare, a one-stop shop where consumers can confidently buy high-quality BYD Care Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including masks and sanitizers.

BYD (Build Your Dreams) announced Tuesday that four U.S. transit services are the inaugural members of the BYD "Million Mile Club" each logging over 1 million service miles with their fleets of zero-emission BYD battery electric buses.

Suit seeks damages for malicious, reckless campaign to damage BYD's reputation

BYD Care, one of the world's largest manufacturers of personal protective equipment (PPE), announced a donation of necessary items, including masks and sanitizer, to the City of El Paso, Texas in an effort to combat the spread of the coronavirus.

470 pure electric buses to serve almost 40 routes and over 300-thousand commuters across the capital of Colombia