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BYD aims to woo European buyers but not with low-cost cars, top executive says

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October 12, 2024 02:40 PM

BYD, China's bestselling car brand, may initially offer electric vehicles in Germany for between €25,000 ($27,340) and €30,000, Executive Vice President Stella Li said in a newspaper interview.

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