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Twenty years ago when BYD first began attracting global attention, many were impressed. The company had become the pride of China’s electric vehicle (EV) revolution, growing into the world’s biggest EV maker and challenging Tesla in ways few thought possible. Their slogan about building “a cleaner, greener future” sounded inspiring. For people who genuinely believe technology can help solve the climate crisis, BYD seemed like proof that the world was moving in the right direction.

But recently, reports have surfaced that completely changed how the company is seen. These reports didn’t just dent BYD’s reputation, they exposed practices that shocked many who once admired the brand.

The truth is ugly. Behind the polished ads and eco-friendly branding, there are allegations of abusive labor practices in Brazil that trapped hundreds of workers in what officials described as “slavery-like conditions.” At the same time, Chinese regulators accused BYD of fraudulently claiming millions in EV subsidies — money that was meant to support genuine clean innovation.

If you’ve ever felt hope about the future of electric cars, what you’re about to hear will make you question that hope.

When we think of slavery, many imagine it as a stain of the past, something confined to history books. But the horrifying truth is that it still exists in many forms today, sometimes hidden under the cover of big corporations chasing profit. That’s exactly what Brazilian authorities say they found at BYD’s operations in Brazil.

According to government reports and media investigations, Brazil’s Labour Prosecutor’s Office in Bahia state carried out an official investigation and confirmed that 163 Chinese workers were found in conditions deemed “slavery-like.” The abuses included forced labor, confiscation of passports, extremely long working hours, and overcrowded, unsanitary housing.