[BYD: Strong Demand for Flash Charge Models and Second-Generation Blade Battery Still in Production Ramp-Up Phase, Resulting in Extended Delivery Cycles] An investor asked BYD on an interactive platform: "Currently, the waiting time for vehicles sold by your company is generally 2 to 3 months. What are the reasons for the inability to deliver pre-sold vehicles? What is your company's current production capacity? If production capacity is insufficient, are you considering adding new production lines? Despite sales recovery, your company's profits are still declining, and your stock price is falling repeatedly. What is the situation?" BYD replied: "Strong demand for flash charge models and the second-generation blade battery still in the production ramp-up phase have led to extended delivery cycles. The company is continuously promoting related capacity construction, dynamically optimizing production scheduling, and accelerating order delivery. Secondary market stock prices are affected by multiple factors. Please view investment risks rationally. Relevant operating data should be based on the company's periodic reports."
