Electric vehicle makers in China, led by the country's market leader BYD, have been engaged in a bruising price war.

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Prices of the new Seal 06 EV confirm it as one of the most affordable full-featured sedan models on the market.

BYD, already a clear leader in the Chinese auto market, has been accused of indulging in unfair competition with repeated price cuts and by forcing others to follow suit.

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China's auto sales growth was strong in May, supported by government subsidies and easing trade tensions. Retail sales of passenger cars rose 13% in May from a year earlier to 1.93 million vehicles, ...

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Following another round of price cuts last month, BYD is now facing backlash from top Chinese officials and regulators.