The plant, which is expected to employ a staff of 300, is set to turn out 400 vehicles a year, chiefly exporting to big cities in Europe, according to Hungarian news agency MTI. When the investment was announced last year, the projected output was put at 200.
The plant is planning to add the manufacturing of trucks and light commercial vehicles to its portfolio later, said BYD Europe Managing Director Isbrand Ho.
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