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Indonesia’s largest taxi operator, PT Blue Bird, anticipates that a new BYD Co. plant will help reduce electric vehicle prices as it aims to expand its fleet. The company plans for electric vehicles to make up 3% of its fleet by next year, with a goal of reaching 20% by 2030, according to Noni Purnomo, president commissioner at Bluebird Group Holding.
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indonesia taxi firm plans to expand electric vehicle fleet with new plant
07:27 27.11.2024
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