BYD Denies Violating Environmental Regulations at Hungary EV Factory
BYD executive vice president Stella Li said the Chinese automaker has complied with all environmental regulations at its Szeged factory in Hungary, pushing back against allegations that the company violated its obligations during construction. Li made the comments at a press conference in Belgrade on Friday, where she met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to […] This story continues at The Next Web
BYD, a major electric vehicle manufacturer, has refuted claims that its factory in Szeged, Hungary, violated environmental regulations during its construction phase. Stella Li, an executive vice president at BYD, asserted that the company has adhered to all environmental laws and obligations. Li made these statements during a press conference in Belgrade, where she met with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. The company's response comes amid allegations questioning its environmental compliance. BYD aims to reassure stakeholders and authorities of its commitment to sustainable practices at its European manufacturing sites. The company continues its operations while addressing these concerns.
This statement addresses potential environmental compliance issues at a significant foreign investment site, impacting international trade relations and corporate environmental responsibility perceptions.
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