BYD to Make Its Debut at China Commercial Vehicle Show(CCVS) in Wuhan with T4
BYD Commercial Vehicles will make its debut at the China Commercial Vehicle Show (CCVS) from November 10 to 13, 2025, presenting a comprehensive range of new energy commercial vehicles. The company’s booth will be located at Hall B1, Stand 01.
The spotlight of the show will be the global launch of the all-new T4 pure electric truck, officially unveiled on November 13 at 10 a.m. in the exhibition hall. Alongside the T4, BYD will showcase its T5 hybrid light truck, Q3 electric heavy truck, and C11 electric bus, highlighting its commitment to driving the green transformation of commercial transportation.
To give visitors a firsthand look at its performance, BYD has set up a 1,400-square-meter dynamic test area, open from November 10 to 12. Attendees can watch or participate in demonstrations such as climbing and turning tests to experience how the T4 performs under real conditions.
BYD warmly welcomes industry partners, media, and visitors to its booth from November 10 to 13 to explore its latest innovations and next-generation commercial vehicle technologies.
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