Chinese truck-makers set sights on Europe | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
After pushing into Europe with their electric cars, Chinese manufacturers such as BYD Co. are expected to target another piece of the market: big rigs.
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After pushing into Europe with their electric cars, Chinese manufacturers such as BYD Co. are expected to target another piece of the market: big rigs.
The Swedish manufacturer is setting up its own plant in China to benefit from growth in the world’s biggest truck market.
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