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China’s BYD acquires 20% stake in Thai broker Rever Automobile

China’s BYD acquires 20% stake in Thai broker Rever Automobile
July 6, 2024



BANGKOK (Reuters) – China’s BYD will gain a 20% stake in its native distributor Rever Automobile in Thailand, its greatest marketplace out of doors of China the place it’s an electrical automobile marketplace chief, the corporations mentioned Saturday.The Shenzhen-based automaker opened its first manufacturing unit in Southeast Asia in Thailand this week. The $490 million manufacturing unit may have an annual production capability of 150,000 cars and make use of 10,000 staff.Rever Automobile, which has over 100 showrooms in Thailand, introduced the sale of BYD cars in 2022 and BYD quickly turned into the rustic’s top-selling EV logo.”We’re extremely joyful to deepen our partnership to boost up the adoption of electrical cars and give a contribution to Thailand’s transition against a extra sustainable long term,” mentioned Liu Xueliang, BYD’s Asia-Pacific auto gross sales common supervisor.Thailand is a regional auto meeting and export hub, and has lengthy been ruled by means of Jap automobile makers akin to Toyota Motor, and Honda Motor Co and Isuzu Motors.Within the first quarter of 2024, BYD commanded a 46% proportion of Thailand’s EV phase and is the third-largest participant in passenger automobiles, consistent with analysis company Counterpoint.The purchase comes as Rever faces a central authority investigation over steep reductions that have left some previous shoppers feeling they overpaid for his or her automobiles.(Reporting by means of Chayut Setboonsarng; edited by means of Jason Neely)

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