BYD begins exporting EVs to Europe from Thailand

The Chinese energy vehicle manufacturer (NEV), byd Auto, announced that it had started exporting electric battery vehicles (BEVS) from Thailand, with the first batch of Thai manufacturing cars which are already put sails in Europe from the port of Laem Chabang in the province of Chon Buri.

The largest automaker in China has confirmed that he had sent 960 vehicles powered by Dolphin Byd battery in Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium, using his own ship, the “Byd Zhengzhou”. The company began the assembly of vehicles in its radius factory, on the east coast of Thailand in July 2024. The establishment has an annual production capacity of up to 150,000 units, employing around 6,100 people.

Ke Yubin, managing director of Byd Thailand, said in a statement: “After delivery of our 90,000th NEV in July, we once again carry out a breakthrough. The export of dolphin models produced in Thailand to Europe for the first time represents not only another stage of the BYD globalization strategy, but also highlights the vital role of Thailand in the world supply chain.

The president of the Federation of the Thai Industries Automobile Club, Yuphin Boonssirichan, said: “This step reflects the strong confidence of Byd in Thailand and reaffirms the importance of the country in the chain of global supply of electric vehicles.”

“Byd is starting to export electric vehicles to Europe from Thailand” was originally created and published by Just Auto, a brand belonging to Globaldata.

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