BYD, originally a battery maker in 1995, has become the world's leading electric vehicle producer by 2024, overtaking Tesla. Its strategy of vertical integration includes manufacturing batteries and even mining lithium. Automation in its factories enables efficient production. A key asset in its logistics is the BYD Shenzhen, the largest roll-on/roll-off car carrier, which enhances global transport capabilities. This ship demonstrates the company's commitment to efficiency, sustainability, and cost reduction in their operations, essential for BYD's globalization strategy.
As BYD's general manager, Wang Junbao, pointed out at the Shenzhen's delivery ceremony, "Its efficient loading system and advanced protective technologies for stable and low-carbon logistics will be pivotal to [the company's] globalization strategy."
At 721-feet long-nearly twice the length of a soccer field-the Shenzhen is the largest car carrier by capacity, holding 9,200 vehicles across 16 decks.
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