A big Chinese car maker called BYD says that it is very successful because it has better technology and smarter management, not because the government gives it too much money. Some people in Europe think that Chinese cars get an unfair advantage because of this. BYD also said they are ready to deal with higher prices if Europe puts more taxes on their cars. They still want to keep growing in Europe by making and selling more electric cars there. Read from source...

- The title implies that BYD is responding to EU's allegations of state subsidies, but the body does not mention any specific claims or evidence from the EU.
- The article relies on a single source, Financial Times, without providing any other perspectives or counterarguments from either BYD or the EU.
- The article uses vague and ambiguous terms such as "success", "unique technology", "efficient management" to describe BYD's achievements without quantifying them or comparing them with competitors.
- The article presents Shu's statements as factual and uncontested, without questioning his motives, credibility, or potential conflicts of interest.
- The article fails to acknowledge the possible implications of higher tariffs on BYD's business model, market share, profitability, or customer loyalty in Europe.

Bullish
Reasoning: BYD is a leading EV maker and it is backed by Warren Buffett. The company has refuted the EU allegations that Chinese car companies' success is due to state subsidies and claims that its achievements are a result of its unique technology and efficient management. Additionally, the company remains confident in its position and is pushing ahead with expansion plans in Europe despite potential challenges such as increased tariffs.