BYD looks to Italy to supply its new plants in Hungary, Turkey

BYD will build the Dolphin electric hatchback, shown, at its plant in Hungary, along with the Atto 3. (BLOOMBERG)

February 11, 2025 08:39 AM

BYD will build the Dolphin electric hatchback, shown, at its plant in Hungary, along with the Atto 3. (BLOOMBERG)

TURIN — BYD is turning to Italy to find suppliers for its new vehicle plants in Hungary and Turkey that will drive the Chinese automaker’s expansion in Europe.

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