BYD CEO Says Chinese EVs Are Ahead By 3- To 5 Years

BYD founder Wang Chuanfu, fresh from his meeting with Xi Jinping, claims Chinese EVs are 3 to 5 years ahead of the competition
In a Monday interview with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, Wang estimated that Chinese EVs are three to five years ahead of their foreign competition. Wang spoke after a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping and several other prominent business executives, including Alibaba founder Jack Ma.
Chinese EVs are three to five years ahead of those from competitors – BYD founder Wang Chuanfu
Electric vehicles from Chinese manufacturers are approximately three to five years ahead of those from foreign competitors, BYD founder Wang Chuanfu was quoted as saying during an interview with Chinese broadcaster CCTV,
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BYD CEO Says Chinese EVs Are Ahead By Three- To Five Years
The country's automakers lead in several important areas, like product, technology, and industrial supply chain
BYD CEO claims Chinese EVs are years ahead of the competition
According to BYD's CEO, China's electric vehicles are years ahead of rivals – and he's not the only one to praise its auto industry.
China's electric vehicles are around 3-5 years ahead, BYD CEO says
China's electric vehicles are around three to five years ahead of the competition in terms of products, technology and the industrial chain, BYD's CEO Wang Chuanfu said in an interview with China's national television broadcaster.
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