BYD Plans Three European Plants

Chinese automaker BYD will eventually require three vehicle assembly plants and one battery factory in Europe to support long-term growth and meet EU regulations. The company is currently starting production at its first European site in Hungary and expects to select a second location soon.

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Stella Li (C), in charge of international business of electric vehicle maker BYD from China, presents the new heavy duty truck model ETT 44 at the IAA Transportation fair in Hanover, Germany, September 14, 2026. Chinese truck makers show strong presence at the fair and strive to enter or grow at the European market in the years to come.   REUTERS/Ilona Wissenbach

BYD CO LTD-H will require three vehicle assembly plants and one battery factory in Europe over the longer term to hit its growth targets. The strategy addresses both capacity expansion and compliance with strict European Union regulations, according to the automaker's special adviser.

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