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China's Sunwoda to build EV battery plant in Hungary

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Sunwoda's booth at an battery exhibition held in Guangzhou in August 2022. (Sunwoda Electric Co.)
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By:
Yang Jian
August 10, 2023 02:48 PM

Sunwoda Electronic, a lithium ion battery maker based in the south China city of Shenzhan, plans to build a factory in Hungary to supply electric-vehicle manufacturers in Europe.

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