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At the China (Guangdong)-Canada (British Columbia) Economic and Trade Cooperation and Exchange Conference held recently, BYD signed a memorandum of understanding
with Canada on the country's first batch of pure electric bus orders and ultra-large-scale solar plus energy storage integration projects.
The meeting also put forward suggestions on strengthening cooperation in four fields, including scientific and technological innovation, energy conservation and environmental protection, and signed a total of 29 projects involving 4.
02 billion US dollars
.
BYD's signing this time to provide Canadian pure electric buses, is Canada from many global bus manufacturers selected the only bus model that can meet the local harsh cold weather conditions, even some Canadian local bus companies have failed to pass the preliminary operation test, but BYD by relying on the battery and the super low temperature performance of the vehicle passed the test, won the order of 200 pure electric buses, worth about 160 million US dollars (about 1 billion yuan).
。 The memorandum of understanding signed with SkyPower, one of Canada's largest solar developers, for a 750MW solar-storage integration project involves a future cooperation
of about 480 million US dollars (about 3.
1 billion yuan).
The rush to Canada marks the further improvement
of BYD's strategic layout of new energy vehicle business in North America.
According to reports, the pure electric bus signed by the contract will be assembled and produced by BYD at its Lancaster plant in the United States, and will be delivered and operated
in late summer or early autumn this year.
In April this year, BYD's 10,000th pure electric bus rolled off the production line, and BYD's new energy vehicle footprint has covered more than 200 cities in 48 countries and regions
.
At the China (Guangdong)-Canada (British Columbia) Economic and Trade Cooperation and Exchange Conference held recently, BYD signed a memorandum of understanding
with Canada on the country's first batch of pure electric bus orders and ultra-large-scale solar plus energy storage integration projects.
The meeting also put forward suggestions on strengthening cooperation in four fields, including scientific and technological innovation, energy conservation and environmental protection, and signed a total of 29 projects involving 4.
02 billion US dollars
.
BYD's signing this time to provide Canadian pure electric buses, is Canada from many global bus manufacturers selected the only bus model that can meet the local harsh cold weather conditions, even some Canadian local bus companies have failed to pass the preliminary operation test, but BYD by relying on the battery and the super low temperature performance of the vehicle passed the test, won the order of 200 pure electric buses, worth about 160 million US dollars (about 1 billion yuan).
。 The memorandum of understanding signed with SkyPower, one of Canada's largest solar developers, for a 750MW solar-storage integration project involves a future cooperation
of about 480 million US dollars (about 3.
1 billion yuan).
The rush to Canada marks the further improvement
of BYD's strategic layout of new energy vehicle business in North America.
According to reports, the pure electric bus signed by the contract will be assembled and produced by BYD at its Lancaster plant in the United States, and will be delivered and operated
in late summer or early autumn this year.
In April this year, BYD's 10,000th pure electric bus rolled off the production line, and BYD's new energy vehicle footprint has covered more than 200 cities in 48 countries and regions
.
