According to Gasgoo Automotive Research Institute, BYD further diversified its passenger vehicle export destinations from January to September 2026. Brazil led by a wide margin with 227,356 units exported, followed by Australia, the UK and Belgium in second to fourth place, respectively. Europe remained a key export market, with several countries ranking among the top 10. Meanwhile, Jordan entered the top 10 for the first time, replacing Thailand, highlighting the ongoing shifts in BYD's export landscape across overseas markets.
Here are the top 10 destination countries by BYD passenger vehicle exports from January to September 2026, with detailed data:
NO.1 Brazil: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 125,372 battery electric passenger vehicles and 101,984 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Brazil, totaling 227,356 units.
NO.2 Australia: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 75,235 battery electric passenger vehicles and 18,731 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Australia, totaling 93,966 units.
NO.3 United Kingdom: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 31,264 battery electric passenger vehicles and 51,567 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to the UK, totaling 82,831 units.
NO.4 Belgium: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 27,672 battery electric passenger vehicles and 46,468 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Belgium, totaling 74,140 units.
NO.5 Germany: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 25,166 battery electric passenger vehicles and 25,554 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Germany, totaling 50,720 units.
NO.6 Philippines: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 12,972 battery electric passenger vehicles and 27,945 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to the Philippines, totaling 40,917 units.
NO.7 Spain: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 16,379 battery electric passenger vehicles and 20,311 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Spain, totaling 36,690 units.
NO.8 Slovenia: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 16,040 battery electric passenger vehicles and 15,759 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Slovenia, totaling 31,799 units.
NO.9 UAE: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 1,144 battery electric passenger vehicles and 27,096 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to the UAE, totaling 28,240 units.
NO.10 Jordan: From January to September 2026, BYD exported 3,294 battery electric passenger vehicles and 22,448 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles to Jordan, totaling 25,742 units.
From January to September 2026, BYD's passenger vehicle export destinations showed clear regional differences. Brazil led by a wide margin, while Europe maintained a strong presence across multiple markets. Australia, Southeast Asia and the Middle East also contributed significant export volumes.
Brazil was BYD's largest passenger vehicle export destination, with a substantial lead over other markets. From January to September, BYD exported 227,356 passenger vehicles to Brazil, approximately 2.4 times the volume shipped to Australia, which ranked second. This included 125,372 battery electric passenger vehicles and 101,984 plug-in hybrid electric passenger vehicles, indicating a relatively balanced powertrain mix. Australia ranked second with 93,966 units exported, of which 75,235 were battery electric vehicles, accounting for approximately 80% of its total and making it one of the markets with a particularly high share of BEV exports.
Europe remained a key market for BYD, with several countries making the top 10. The UK, Belgium, Germany, Spain and Slovenia ranked third, fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth, respectively, with combined exports of 276,182 units, accounting for approximately 38% of the top 10 total. In the UK and Belgium, plug-in hybrid exports reached 51,567 and 46,468 units, respectively, both exceeding BEV exports. Germany, by contrast, recorded relatively balanced volumes across the two powertrain types.
Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern markets showed a stronger preference for plug-in hybrid models in BYD's export mix. In the Philippines, 27,945 of the 40,917 vehicles exported were plug-in hybrids, accounting for approximately 68%. In the UAE and Jordan, plug-in hybrid exports reached 27,096 and 22,448 units, respectively, representing more than 85% of each market's total. Notably, Jordan entered BYD's top 10 passenger vehicle export destinations for the first time in the January–September period, replacing Thailand, which had ranked among the top 10 in January–August.
