Etiqueta: EU
Why Britain Has Become One Of China’s Favorite Places To Sell...

When certain politicians in the United Kingdom were trying to persuade their fellow citizens to vote to leave the European Union, an argument I don’t remember ever hearing was that Brexit would make it easier for Chinese carmakers to expand their reach in the country. After spending a week with the nation’s most fervent car […]
Türkiye eyes becoming R&D center for automakers – Latest News

Türkiye that has a well-developed automotive industry aims to position itself as a center of R&D for automakers, especially for Chinese companies.
BYD’s Expansion: New Automobile Factory in Turkey
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Chinese car manufacturer BYD continues international expansion, plans new factory in Turkey.
Carwow reports a significant rise in BYD brand awareness post-Euro 2024
Carwow Group has observed a sharp rise in UK consumer awareness of BYD following its Euro 2024 sponsorship, with the brand achieving the highest recognition among Chinese carmakers in a recent survey.
BYD challenges VinFast in Vietnam’s EV market

Chinese EV giant targets Vietnam with dealership expansion and factory plans
China’s Top EV-Maker BYD Targeting Huge Expansion in Vietnam

13 BYD dealerships will open in Vietnam on Saturday and the carmaker hopes to boost that to about 100 by 2026, but a decision on a local plant is yet to be made
BYD to Launch Three PHEVs in Europe Next Year

Along with three electric vehicles, BYD plans to introduce three additional plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) in Europe early next year.
BYD’s huge hybrid push in Europe to see launch of three...

The company will begin building cars at its new factory in Hungary by the end of 2025 and a separate new facility in Turkey will come online shortly after.
BYD to build $1bn EV megaplant in Turkey

The fast-growing Chinese automaker BYD has announced plans to build a vast manufacturing facility in Turkey's Manisa province.
The European Commission’s duties on Chinese electric vehicles are a mistake

An EU duty on electric cars from China overstates the problem and will do more harm than good