BYD to sell vehicles in Europe in 2012, report says

BYD plans to sell the e6 electric car in Europe. In China, a small fleet of the EV is being used by a taxi company. (© Francois Lenoir / Reuters/REUTERS)

March 12, 2011 05:00 AM

HAMBURG (Bloomberg) -- BYD Co. plans to start selling its electrical vehicles in Europe in the last quarter of 2012, German newspaper Euro am Sonntag said, citing Paul Lin, BYD's head of marketing.

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