In 2026 H1, the cumulative domestic sales volume of the PV market in China reached 8.7M units, -20.2% YoY. 🇨🇳
• #BYD led the market with 795.7k units, though down 45.9%. Volkswagen and Toyota followed with 665.5k (-28.8%) and 614.8k (-17.1%).
• #Geely ranked 4th with 399.8k (-25.1%), while Galaxy secured 5th place with 378.7k (-17.5%).
• Leapmotor ranked 7th with 260.2k units, +33.7%. #Xiaomi and AITO also sustained growth, at 185.1k (+17.2%) and 162.7k (+10.2%).
Our BBC Panorama film 'Our Man In Moscow' is now available on YouTube: a year in the life of Russia and the BBC team here. https://t.co/fo42nAHtcI @BBCBenTavener@BBCPanorama
@TopAutoSA This is not new news, as evidenced by the terrible state of a lot of Ubers. But it is important to publicise this fact, so thank you for doing so.
I think we can all safely agree: Rassie Erasmus is the undisputed GOAT.
Not just for the back-to-back World Cups.
Not just for the outrageous win record.
But for the culture, the strategy, courage, the unity, and mostly, the gees (spirit) he’s put back into South African rugby.
He doesn’t just coach a team , he’s rebuilt a nation’s spine in many ways.
He’s made belief contagious 🇿🇦
And he’s a guy (an oke) that just makes us happy.
In terms of trophies and team spirit?
There’s Rassie… and then everyone else.
Thank you #Rassie Dankie Enkosi 🙌
@Springboks@RassieRugby
This is the Chiculub Crater, created around 66 million years ago when a massive asteroid slammed into Earth.
The impact unleashed energy equal to billions of nuclear bombs, sparking wildfires, triggering massive tsunamis, and blasting so much debris into the atmosphere that sunlight was blocked for months. Without sunlight, plants withered, ecosystems collapsed, and about 75% of all life on Earth-including the dinosaurs-went extinct.
It was one of the greatest disasters in Earth's history. But out of that devastation came a new beginning. With the dinosaurs gone, mammals took hold.
A man took in an orphaned otter and patiently cared for it until it was fully rehabilitated.
Once released into a lake, the otter never stopped recognizing him; every time he visited, it still came to greet him.