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As BYD faces increasing pressure at home, this international expansion has become a vital part of the company\u2019s business model. At the forefront of this is Wang\u2019s longtime partner, Stella Li, BYD\u2019s executive VP. Over her 30-year career at the Chinese EV and technology giant, Li has overseen the company\u2019s transformation from its origins as a maker of mobile phone batteries to the world\u2019s top seller of electric vehicles.<\/p>\n

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She\u2019s widely seen as the architect of the company\u2019s rapid international expansion. In an interview, Li told Fortune <\/em>she spends roughly 70% of her time traveling, meeting government officials, hiring local executives, and personally shaping pricing and product strategy market by market. She also leads the company\u2019s road shows, touring countries to demonstrate BYD\u2019s newest offerings.<\/p>\n

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In April, when Li arrived at the Paris Opera House to showcase the European launch of BYD\u2019s newest luxury car\u2014flanked by ballerinas and opera singers\u2014it was clear why some colleagues had dubbed BYD\u2019s international road show \u201cThe Stella Show.\u201d<\/p>\n

In the past few years, BYD has been on an impressive sales trajectory. In 2022, the company dropped pure internal-combustion models from its lineup, focusing solely on electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. By 2024, global vehicle sales had reached 4.27 million units, ranking the company fourth among global car manufacturers. In 2025, BYD sold a record 4.6 million new-energy vehicles, making it the world\u2019s top-selling EV maker by pure-electric sales\u2014stealing the crown from Elon Musk\u2019s Tesla.<\/p>\n

Much of this growth has been driven by its global expansion. International sales more than doubled in 2025 to just over 1 million vehicles as BYD pushed into Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, where higher pricing helps offset fierce domestic competition and ongoing price wars in China\u2019s EV market. In May, BYD sold more than 160,000 vehicles abroad, up 80% year on year, and is targeting 1.5 million overseas sales in 2026.<\/p>\n

But the road ahead is far from straightforward. At home, BYD faces brutal price wars in China\u2019s increasingly competitive EV market. Overseas, it is navigating regulatory pressure, labor rights allegations, and a U.S. market that remains effectively closed. Li has historically been the key figure bridging those gaps, but as the company\u2019s ambitions have skyrocketed, so have its challenges.<\/p>\n

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Li has effectively built the company\u2019s overseas presence from scratch over her 30-year tenure. Within a few years of joining forces with Wang, she had opened BYD\u2019s first international outposts\u2014with BYD Europe founded in 1998, before moving into the U.S. and Japan. <\/p>\n

BYD\u2019s current international foothold is a far cry from the company\u2019s shabby, rented factory floors, which Li first toured in 1996.<\/p>\n

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When Li first met BYD founder and CEO Wang Chuanfu, he was operating out of a two-room apartment\u2014one acting as his office, the other the finance department, she told Fortune<\/em>. She said she was initially struck by his ambition, but won over by a tour of the factory floor.<\/p>\n

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\u201cOutside it was an old, terrible building,\u201d she recalled. \u201cBut when you walked in, they had put down a red carpet, and I had to take off my shoes \u2026 because the inside had to be completely clean. I thought, \u2018Wow, this guy really has a big dream.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n

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While Li credits Wang (rumored to be her partner in both business and life) as the \u201ctrue genius\u201d who handles much of the technological side of the business, she is very much the company\u2019s public face.<\/p>\n

In the early years, Li\u2019s role was primarily hustling at trade shows and pitching to what she describes as often skeptical Western partners. Li was also one of the first high\u2011profile female executives in the male\u2011dominated auto sector and became the first woman to win the prestigious World Car Person of the Year award in 2025. (She\u2019s also been named twice on Fortune<\/em>\u2019s list of China\u2019s Most Powerful Women.)<\/p>\n

Li said skepticism around her gender was more overt when she started, particularly when she walked into European boardrooms and sat across the table from towering\u2014primarily male\u2014tech executives.<\/p>\n

\u201cA lot of people don\u2019t trust you at the beginning,\u201d she said. \u201cBut once you start the conversation, and you talk about the technology \u2026 When you deliver and make things happen, gender is no longer important\u2014most people forget if you are male or female. They just see you handle business professionally.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The breakthrough moment, she said, came after a major battery conference in Paris in 1999. After being struck by China\u2019s absence from the conference, she lobbied to return the following year as a speaker. <\/p>\n

In 2000, she took the stage as a speaker to argue that China would soon become the world\u2019s biggest market for both mobile phones and the batteries that powered them. The speech helped win over customers like Nokia and Motorola, she said, and laid the groundwork for BYD\u2019s first global relationships.<\/p>\n

\u201cImmediately after this speech, it was like a nuclear bomb in this Western\u2011dominated industry,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

By 2002, BYD had become a major global manufacturer of rechargeable batteries, with Motorola\u2014its first major Western client\u2014and Nokia among its key customers. The partnerships helped underwrite BYD\u2019s IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that same year.<\/p>\n

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BYD\u2019s international push hasn\u2019t always been smooth sailing.<\/p>\n

As the company has expanded into Europe, it has encountered growing regulatory and political friction. It is already under scrutiny as part of EU investigations into foreign subsidies. In recent months, a labor rights group has also brought forward alleged violations at its flagship plant in Hungary.<\/p>\n

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China Labor Watch reported allegations of labor-rights violations at BYD\u2019s Szeged plant in Hungary, including seven-day workweeks, excessive overtime, recruitment fees leading to debt bondage, visa breaches, and harsh living conditions for Chinese migrant workers hired through subcontractors.<\/p>\n

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In response to the claims around its Hungary plant, BYD said in an official statement: \u201cBYD Hungary places the highest priority on the protection of labor rights and the strict compliance with Hungarian and European laws and regulations. BYD Hungary maintains strict compliance requirements for all relevant stakeholders, including all contractors, subcontractors, and labor providers. We remain committed to ensuring that all activities related to our projects in Hungary are conducted responsibly, transparently, and in alignment with our global principles.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Despite the controversy, Li told reporters in London this week that BYD will begin assembling cars at the Hungary plant in the fourth quarter of this year, describing it as \u201cthe number one priority right now.\u201d She added that BYD has paused work on a planned plant in Turkey while it focuses on Hungary, and is already seeking a second European production facility.<\/p>\n

When asked about some of the opposition, Li is keen to frame the scrutiny as less of a structural barrier and more of a trust issue. \u201cWhen you\u2019re new, people don\u2019t trust you,\u201d she said. \u201cYou just have to be transparent and show the facts.\u201d<\/p>\n

But concerns around BYD\u2019s overseas operations extend beyond Europe. In Brazil, labor prosecutors have accused the company and its contractors of trafficking workers and subjecting them to conditions \u201canalogous to slavery.\u201d The company has denied the allegations, calling them misleading and culturally biased, and later settled with authorities in a deal that included payments and commitments to improve conditions, without admitting wrongdoing.<\/p>\n

These tensions come as BYD increasingly looks overseas to offset mounting pressure at home. China\u2019s EV market has become brutally competitive, with intense price wars squeezing margins and forcing even dominant players to fight to maintain their share. Even Tesla, the only major Western carmaker competing in China, has struggled to keep pace in the country as local automakers slash car prices.<\/p>\n

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\u201cThe Chinese market is very tough competition,\u201d Li acknowledges, noting that, historically, no leading car brand has managed to hold more than a mid\u2011teens share for long. BYD, according to Li, expects its own slice of the market to fluctuate even as it fights to retain the number one spot.<\/p>\n

The company is hoping that new technologies, such as BYD\u2019s ultrafast charging system, along with a build-out of charging infrastructure, will allow the company to expand beyond the EV segment and compete head\u2011on with traditional gasoline cars in China and the rest of the world. To that end, BYD announced this week plans to spend roughly \u00a31.8 billion building flash-charging infrastructure across Europe.<\/p>\n

A recent analysis from Rhodium Group that compared BYD, Geely\u2014one of China\u2019s largest automakers and owner of Volvo\u2014and Leapmotor, a fast-growing Chinese EV startup, against Tesla\u2019s China operations found that subsidies account for just 5% of BYD\u2019s cost advantage over Tesla. The real drivers are vertical integration and lower overhead (including cheaper R&D). BYD manufactures around 80% of tier\u20111 components in-house, compared with roughly 37% for Tesla, and engineering talent in China costs a fraction of what it does in Europe or the U.S.<\/p>\n

Together, those two factors account for three-quarters of the gap. The findings complicate the case for anti-subsidy tariffs as a tool against Chinese EV makers, since they target government support rather than the structural cost advantages that Rhodium says matter more.<\/p>\n

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One major gap in BYD\u2019s global ambitions remains the United States. The world\u2019s second-largest auto market is effectively closed to the company owing to steep tariffs and political resistance to Chinese-made vehicles. Instead, BYD has focused on some of North America\u2019s neighbors. Mexico, where the company has rapidly expanded, has been viewed by analysts as a potential backdoor into the U.S. market.<\/p>\n

But these political headwinds have intensified recently, as the Pentagon added BYD to its list of companies it has determined aid China\u2019s People\u2019s Liberation Army\u2014a designation that carries few immediate legal penalties but serves as a warning to U.S. investors and can precede more punitive trade restrictions. BYD joins Alibaba, Baidu, and Tencent, which are all on the list. China urged the United States to immediately correct its wrong practices and provide a fair, just, and nondiscriminatory business environment for Chinese companies, and critics of the move noted that by the Pentagon\u2019s logic, any large Chinese manufacturer could qualify.<\/p>\n

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\u201cBy expanding the list to Chinese car companies like BYD and Nio, they\u2019re revealing how ridiculous the justification is. By their logic, Ford and GM should be classified as American military companies,\u201d John McEntee, a former senior Trump White House official who lobbies for Tencent, told the Associated Press.<\/p>\n

BYD\u2019s cars are already increasingly defined by software, with advanced driver assistance systems and in-car AI becoming central to how the company differentiates itself from rivals. But Li is also already thinking beyond cars, to a world where robots work on BYD\u2019s lines and are eventually operating in customers\u2019 homes.<\/p>\n

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These aims put it on a similar trajectory to old rival Tesla, with both companies eyeing humanoid robots as a new frontier, even if the technology is still in its early stages.<\/p>\n

While the intelligence that powers humanoid robots is advancing quickly, getting that intelligence into machines that can operate reliably in the real world is a far harder challenge. That gap\u2014between increasingly capable software and still-limited hardware\u2014is one of the biggest constraints on humanoid robots today. While AI-powered perception and decision-making systems are rapidly approaching human-level performance in pattern recognition, physical manipulation capabilities lag far behind; a robot may \u201csee\u201d and \u201cunderstand\u201d what needs to be done, but lack the dexterity and adaptive control to execute the task reliably.<\/p>\n

While companies, including Tesla, have showcased early prototypes, scaling them into something widely commercially viable is still anyone\u2019s race to win.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s not the brain,\u201d Li said of the mismatch in capabilities. \u201cIt\u2019s the body.\u201d But give BYD engineers a few more years, Li argued, and that gap will close, too.<\/p>\n

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She touts the company\u2019s strength in vertical integration\u2014as the company produces everything from batteries to semiconductors in-house\u2014as giving BYD an edge if robotics begins to scale in the same way EVs did.<\/p>\n

When that moment comes, it will open up an entirely new front for BYD\u2019s global push\u2014one that may put the company on a fresh collision path with its old rival and send Li back on the road.<\/p>\n

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