After Japan, Germany and Sweden, BYD will enter the Danish market this year.

August 18 news, according to foreign media Cleantechnica reports, BYD, which has made remarkable achievements in new energy vehicles, officially announced its entry into the Japanese passenger car market on July 21, and unveiled three models: yuan PLUS, dolphin and seal. at the beginning of this month, it was also announced to enter the German and Swedish markets, and the first batch of cars are expected to be delivered in the fourth quarter.

According to the latest foreign media reports, after announcing its entry into Japan, Germany and Sweden, BYD is still planning to enter more markets, and Denmark is one of them.

Foreign media reports show that BYD will enter the Danish market this year, the first store will open in Copenhagen in the fourth quarter of this year, and BYD's Danish website will open at the end of this month.

Like in Germany and Sweden, BYD entered the Danish market in cooperation with local dealers.

Specific to the Danish market, BYD is working with Nic Christiansen Group. Nic Christiansen Denmark's leading car dealers, with a large distribution network, will provide sales, services and online resources to BYD's customers.

On entering the Danish market, Michael Shu, general manager of BYD's European operations, said he believed that with the combination of BYD's leading technology and Nic Christiansen Group's local network and experience, they would realize their shared vision of accelerating electrification in Denmark.

In addition, Michael Shu said that customer service and product satisfaction are their priorities, and they attach great importance to working with local partners to provide customers with a high level of sales and service support.