Nora Manthey – electrive.com

BYD shifts focus from Hungary to Turkey for European EV production

BYD is set to delay the start of series production at its Hungarian electric car plant, previously planned for the end of 2025, and will also scale back initial output, according to a report. In return, plans for its second European factory in Turkey are expected to be accelerated. (UPDATE BELOW)

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