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BYD has been dubbed the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer in recent years, but Tesla sales surpassed BYD by the end of October 2019, and the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer changed ownership.

According to statistics from Kevin Rooke, Tesla delivered 807,954 electric vehicles to consumers as of October, while BYD delivered 787,150 vehicles, a difference of 20,804 vehicles.

Tesla has surpassed BYD as the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer in terms of delivery figures.

Although Tesla and BYD have completely different market positioning and product strategies, they compete fiercely for data delivery. Tesla's sales remained ahead until 2016; after 2016, BYD overtook Tesla in sales and continued that advantage until 2019, and now Tesla overtook it.

Tesla focuses on mid-to-high-end pure electric vehicles. After launching the Model 3 model, Tesla's order volume has peaked, but due to capacity bottleneck, Tesla failed to achieve mass delivery, and now Tesla's delivery volume has repeatedly broken through after customer service capacity problems. BYD's new energy passenger cars are based in the Chinese market and are subject to large changes in domestic policy factors, while BYD is involved in a wider range of products, including pure electric, plug-in hybrid models and pure electric buses.

Tesla is an American electric vehicle and energy company that produces electric vehicles, solar panels, and energy storage devices, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, USA, and was first founded in 2003. Tesla's first car product Roadster was released in 2008, Tesla released its second car product, Model S, in 2012, the third car product, Model X, and began delivery in September 2015, and Model 3 began delivery in late 2017. In the new product plan, Tesla will also have Model Y, Semi truck and Cybertruck electric pickup truck.

BYD is a Chinese automobile brand founded in 1995, mainly produces cars and batteries, and BYD produces pure electric buses for sale worldwide. In 2008, BYD also received an investment from Warren Buffett. In terms of products, BYD owns fuel vehicles and new energy vehicles of Tang, Song, Qin and Yuan dynasties, as well as e series low-end electric vehicles including e1, S2 and e2.

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