BYD prepares a fast-charging network in Romania
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The Chinese company BYD is preparing a fast-charging network for electric cars in Romania. At the same time, the manufacturer is seeking partnerships with other companies in the automotive industry.
BYD already has 38 sales points and 26 service centres in the country. The brand entered the Romanian market directly, without intermediaries, meaning it sells its cars without the help of independent distributors.
To support electric car users, the company is working on building a network of fast-charging stations. The goal is for drivers to be able to recharge their batteries more quickly and easily, both in cities and over long distances.
For now, the available information does not include full details about the locations of the stations or the project timeline. The development of this network will be followed by industry specialists and by customers who already own BYD electric cars.
Sources: Ziare.com
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