BYD تقدم دولفين, ختم, وأتو 3 عارضات ازياء في المجر

Chinese automaker بي واي دي has taken a significant step in its European expansion by entering the passenger car market in Hungary. في أكتوبر 17, قدمت BYD ثلاثة طرازات كهربائية بالكامل, وهي دولفين, ختم, وأتو 3, في المجر. الاضافه الي ذلك, سيتم افتتاح متجرين في بودابست رسميا في أكتوبر 19, according to the announcement from the Chinese new energy vehicle (نيف) الشركه المصنعه.

BYD is following its successful approach in other markets by collaborating with local dealers to distribute its electric vehicles in Hungary. In partnership with local dealers Duna Autó and Wallis Motor Duna Kft, BYD is establishing an integrated service network that will cover the entirety of Hungary. This network aims to provide customers with a comprehensive experience encompassing vehicle purchase, usage, and after-sales support.

Since its initial announcement of entering the European passenger car market at the 2022 Paris Auto Show, BYD has expanded into 19 European countries. Hungary represents the first Central Eastern European market that BYD has ventured into, marking a significant milestone in the company’s global expansion efforts.

لا سيما, Hungary is not new to BYD, as the company established a new energy vehicle plant in Komárom back in 2017, focusing on the production of electric buses.

Michael Shu, Managing Director of BYD Europe, expressed excitement about the company’s deep-rooted experience in Hungary through its established BYD eBus business and the Komárom factory.

BYD introduced three battery electric vehicles (BEVs) – Atto 3, الهان, and Tang – to the European market on September 28, 2022, signaling the beginning of its foray into the passenger NEV market in Europe.

في سبتمبر 4, during the IAA Munich auto show, BYD showcased six models, including the Seal, سونغ بلس EV, أتو 3 (المعروف باسم يوان بلس في الصين), دلفين, الهان, ودينزا D9. The Seal became officially available in Europe during this event.

In Hungary, BYD is also planning to build a battery plant. The company’s active hiring in Hungary suggests that the construction of the new battery assembly plant is progressing. Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Peter Szijjarto, announced during a visit to BYD’s headquarters in Shenzhen in late June that the NEV manufacturer intends to establish a battery assembly plant in the northern Hungarian town of Fót with an investment of 10 billion forints ($29.8 مليون).