Core Insights - BYD's Japanese mini-car is generating significant interest ahead of its launch, which is scheduled for the end of next year, raising concerns among Tokyo officials about competition from China's largest automaker [1] Group 1 - The mini-car from BYD is not expected to be available for sale until late next year [1] - The anticipation surrounding the vehicle has already sparked discussions among officials in Tokyo [1] - Concerns are growing regarding the competitive challenge posed by BYD to the Japanese automotive market [1]

Group 1 - The company forecasts a net profit loss between -65 million and -45 million yuan for the current period [1] - The main reason for the profit loss is intensified competition in the automotive market, leading to ongoing price wars among brands [2] - The company, as a BMW dealer, is facing dual pressures from the market and manufacturers, but has implemented measures to stabilize sales revenue [2] Group 2 - The company's unaudited non-operating income is approximately 2.44 million yuan, which has decreased compared to the same period last year [2] - The company did not receive similar rebate subsidies from manufacturers as in the previous period, impacting overall profit [2] - The total profit for the period is reported at -44.62 million yuan, with a net profit attributable to shareholders of -38.93 million yuan [3]