BYD plans to establish four plants in Europe in the long term to comply with local manufacturing regulations!
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The Chinese car manufacturer BYD plans to establish four plants in Europe in the long term: three vehicle factories and one battery plant. The goal is to comply with EU regulations on local manufacturing and to attract more customers. The company is negotiating to take over underutilized factories in countries such as France, Spain, and Italy. Four plants as a long-term goal According to BYD's Europe advisor Alfredo Altavilla, a former manager at Fiat Chrysler, the company plans to establish three vehicle assembly plants and one electric vehicle...
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