Chinese EV maker BYD to build Vietnam component plant; investment to exceed US$250 million


HANOI, Jan 14 (Reuters): Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD Auto Co plans to build a plant in Vietnam to produce car parts, three people with knowledge of the plan told Reuters, in a move that would reduce the company's reliance on China and deepen its supply chain in Southeast Asia as part of a global expansion.

The investment in northern Vietnam would exceed US$250 million, one of the people said, expanding parent BYD Co's presence in Vietnam, where its electronic unit produces solar panels.

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