New Kopel Car to import BYD electric vehicles in Romania
New Kopel Car Import, a SIXT Group Romania company, announced that it became the importer of BYD Electric busses and vehicles in Romania. 2018-06-20 16:03:49
BYD is one of the largest manufacturer and seller of electric cars and busses worldwide with over 100,000 electric vehicles sold annually.
BYD has delivered over 40,000 electric busses worldwide having a significant European presence with both production facilities in Hungary and France, and many driving busses in Italy, England, the Netherland, Israel.
BYD electric busses range from 8.7 meter, 10.8 meter, 12 meter, 13 meter coach, and 18 meter articulated busses. SIXT Group Romania is an experienced top player in the Romanian automotive industry and BYD chose SIXT New Kopel Group as partner in Romania for a long term collaboration with an aim to develop successful partnerships.
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