China's BYD wants to build cars in India, but has no 'direct' signal of investment rules easing
China's BYD wants to make cars in India but has received no "direct" signal from New Delhi on a possible easing of stringent investment rules for Chinese businesses, a top executive said, as the automaker seeks to expand in a fast-growing market.
'No business case': BYD puts India assembly line plan on backburner, to continue importing cars from China
BYD also said that it is not ready to apply for benefits in the short term under India's new EV policy announced earlier this year which seeks to attract global manufacturers to the country.
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