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* [[BYD Han]] (2020), BYD Han EV | * [[BYD Han]] (2020), BYD Han EV | ||
| − | * [[BYD K9]] ebus | + | * [[BYD Dolphin]] (2021) |
| + | * [[BYD Atto 3]] | ||
| + | * [[BYD Seal]] (2022) | ||
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| + | * [[BYD K series]]: [[BYD K9]], [[BYD K9UB]] ebus | ||
| + | ** [[EMT]]: 65 in [[Madrid]] as of July 2021. <ref>https://bydeurope.com/article/379</ref> | ||
BYD has two [[electric bus]] assembly facilities in Europe in Komarom, Hungary and Beauvais, France. | BYD has two [[electric bus]] assembly facilities in Europe in Komarom, Hungary and Beauvais, France. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:09, 16 January 2024
wikipedia:BYD Auto (2003)
- BYD e1
- BYD e2
- BYD e3
- BYD e4
- BYD e5
- BYD e6
- BYD Han (2020), BYD Han EV
- BYD Dolphin (2021)
- BYD Atto 3
- BYD Seal (2022)
BYD has two electric bus assembly facilities in Europe in Komarom, Hungary and Beauvais, France.
Sales[edit]
BYD sales of battery-powered electric passenger cars in 2020 fell 11% to 130,970 units.
See also[edit]
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