What's Really Stopping BYD in India?

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• NA

  @nazirhussain7231 · 1 month ago

  Instead of subsidizing ethanol and bio gas govt should fund battery manufacturing

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• MU

  @MusicEntertainment-k3m · 1 month ago

  Not just indian companies even japanese auto giants and german auto giants companies also buy batteries from BYD.

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• JJ

  @jjjiiittthhhiiinnn · 1 month ago (edited)

  They are compelled to rely on these Chinese companies. China meticulously strategized and invested in developing its EV ecosystem as early as 2000, a foresight that is now yielding significant returns.

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• FI

  @filmyjanta-a · 1 month ago

  Yes, please make a deep dive video on the Battery as a Service model!"

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• AN

  @annaczgli2983 · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMn17rtDGyc&amp;t=510">8:30</a> Disagree with this point. The Indian consumer has no obligation to protect our bloated, inefficient companies, here. That said, excellent video! Subbed.

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• ZI

  @zillehussnain5025 · 1 month ago

  On the other hand, BYD has partnered with HUBC in Pakistan to manufacture EVs. The initial target is 25000 units per year to supply in Pakistan, middle east and Africa. The plant is supposed to start production in 2027.

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• DI

  @DineshKumar-iu5pl · 1 month ago

  First point should be, China controls the 95% of the mineral materials needed for battery preparation. &nbsp; So everyone will be dependent on it.

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• KA

  @Karns65 · 1 month ago

  India: Na innovation krega, na honedaga, na anedega

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• SA

  @SanketKoltamwad-v6r4p · 1 month ago

  Yes, please make a deep dive video on the Battery as a Service model!&quot;❤

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• AY

  @AyushG-np3bw · 1 month ago

  Make video on indian manufacturing bets on battery production eg reliance new energy, tata agratas, amara raja etc and their plans, timeline and current status. It will be an interesting topic.

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• DK

  @DK-ox7ze · 1 month ago

  India does not encourage R&amp;D. Even our large private companies don&apos;t. Large corporations are happy to import technology and sell it here. Now they are getting a rude shock. Tata has taken the right first step. But I am surprised that there is no similar news from Maruti and Mahindra.

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• HI

  @hindistories9577 · 1 month ago

  Same what happened to Indian smartphone companies but to be honest we want good products

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