BYD executive vice president Stella Li said at IAA Transportation in Hanover on September 14 that the company will launch its first heavy-duty truck in Europe next year and ultimately build trucks locally to avoid import tariffs. The flagship ETT 44 is a 4x2 tractor for combinations up to 44 tonnes, with a 651 kWh Blade Battery, up to 600 km of range, and more than 1.5 MW charging that BYD says can take the pack from 20% to 80% in about 20 minutes. Li also said passenger-car mass production at the Szeged, Hungary plant is due to start next year, as BYD pitches fleets a package of financing, charging and workshops.
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