China's BYD plans to open 20 dealerships in Canada: report
Chinese automaker BYD plans to open 20 dealerships in Canada, with the first locations expected in the Greater Toronto Area, Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal. The company has registered its production facilities with Transport Canada and is scouting locations with the help of an Ontario-based consultancy.
Chinese automaker BYD is expanding into Canada with plans to open 20 dealerships. The company has hired an Ontario-based consultancy to help establish locations. The first dealerships are expected in the Greater Toronto Area, followed by stores in Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal. BYD has registered its production facilities with Transport Canada, a prerequisite for importing vehicles into the country. Another Chinese EV maker, Zeekr, has trademarked its name in Canada. The move comes after the Canadian government reduced tariffs on Chinese-built EVs, making it easier for companies like BYD to enter the market.
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