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BYD targets world's largest automaker status within five years

BYD chairman Wang Chuanfu said the company aims to become the global leader by vehicle volume within five years and exceed 10 million units by decade's end. The EV maker, already the world's largest in electric vehicles, is expanding toward overall automaker leadership.

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BYD targets world's largest automaker status within five years · GridDigest