Core Viewpoint - BYD has achieved a significant breakthrough in the maritime transportation of electric vehicles, marking a strategic expansion in its global operations and logistics capabilities [2]. Group 1: Maritime Operations - The "Shenzhen" roll-on/roll-off ship completed its first transoceanic voyage, covering over 30,000 kilometers in 70 days, transporting over 7,000 electric vehicles to Brazil [2]. - The "Shenzhen" is BYD's fourth specialized electric vehicle transport ship, with a length of 219.9 meters and a capacity to carry 9,200 standard vehicles across 16 decks [2]. - Following its initial voyage, the "Shenzhen" set off again on July 8, carrying 6,818 electric vehicles to Europe [2]. Group 2: Global Expansion - BYD's electric vehicle footprint has expanded to over 110 countries and regions across six continents, with overseas sales exceeding 470,000 units in the first half of 2025, a 132% year-on-year increase [2]. - The company has successfully secured orders in multiple countries, including Hungary, Colombia, and Sweden, demonstrating its strong presence in the global electric bus market [2]. - BYD aims to operate eight roll-on/roll-off ships by early 2026, with an annual capacity exceeding 1 million electric vehicles, reinforcing its logistics foundation for global expansion [2]. Group 3: Market Performance - In April, BYD's sales of pure electric vehicles in Europe surpassed those of Tesla for the first time, with a 397% year-on-year increase in registrations in the EU and UK markets in May [2]. - BYD has become the highest and fastest-growing electric vehicle exporter in China, with an expected export volume of 433,000 units in 2024, a 71.8% increase [2].