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BYD’s plans for next 5000-car shipment directly to Australia remain unclear
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Summary: BYD’s plans to repeat its landmark 5000-vehicle shipment via its own vessel to Australia remain uncertain. The company’s Asia-Pacific general manager confirmed future returns depend on market conditions, though he insisted BYD-owned ships would return. The Zhengzhou vessel delivered nearly 5000 EVs and PHEVs as part of a 30,000-car commitment.
Brands mentioned: BYD, Denza, Ford
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