Express News | Ministry of Finance: Announcement on Adjusting Consumption Tax Policies for Certain Batteries
From Politics to Business: Former Hungarian Foreign Minister Resigns as Member of Parliament to Join BYD
Gelonghui, July 18 — Hungary’s former Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó recently announced that he will resign from his position as a member of parliament, a role he has held for 24 years, and fully step away from the political system. He stated that he had received “a highly prestigious offer from BYD to take on an international role.” Szijjártó served as Hungary’s foreign minister from 2014 until May of this year, during which time he actively promoted cooperation with China. He previously noted that over the past two years, Chinese investment in Hungary ranked among the highest globally, creating tens of thousands of jobs in the country. In May 2025, BYD will establish its European headquarters in Hungary. BYD’s first passenger vehicle plant in Europe will also be located in Hun
China's Battery Tax Shift Is a Strong Push for Automakers to Make Their Own Cells, CPCA's Cui Says
BYD's Brazil plant rolls out its 100,000th new energy vehicle
Gelonghui, July 18 — On July 16 local time, BYD’s Brazil plant rolled out its 100,000th new energy vehicle, the BYD Seagull. Meanwhile, the number of employees at the facility has surpassed 5,500, with capacity expansion and local employment accelerating in tandem.
Express News | The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) convened a symposium with major automobile manufacturers, urging them to firmly resist irrational competition and enhance product testing, validation, and safety assessment.
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