Shares of BYD, the world’s largest electric-vehicle maker by deliveries, rose on Tuesday after the Chinese company said it’s rolling out a system that will recharge a vehicle in about the same time as it takes for people to fill up a car with gasoline.

Shares of China's BYD rallied on Tuesday after the company announced a new technology that it claims can charge electric vehicles almost as quickly as it takes to fill a gasoline car. BYD on Monday unveiled a new "Super e-Platform" technology,

Chinese automaker BYD , which last year showed interest in selling its EVs in Canada but had to back away due to the new 100-percent tariffs on electric and hybrid vehicles coming from China, is surfing on a new wave of success globally.