Author: Jayden Lovelady

Stepping onto campus for the first time as a college student is the same in life as leaves abandoning their bright greens for softer warm tones. Change is rapid, relentlessRead More

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By Nick Carey and Christina Amann MUNICH (Reuters) -China’s No. 1 automaker BYD will make its EVs for sale in Europe locally within three years, helping it avoid EU tariffs, while plug-in hybrids should dominate its European sales in the short term, a top executive said on Monday. “We are training …Read More

MUNICH (Reuters) -China’s No. 1 automaker BYD will make its EVs for sale in Europe locally within three years, helping it avoid EU tariffs, while plug-in hybrids should dominate its European sales in the short term, a top executive said on Monday. “We are training ourselves to be more European in production,” executive vice president, Stella Li, BYD’s No. 2 executive, told Reuters at the IAA Mobility car show in Munich. The EU imposed tariffs on Chinese-made EVs last year because it believed China’s automakers benefited from government subsidies.Read More