As part of the partnership, Octopus EV will become BYD’s recommended salary sacrifice partner for their business partners in the UK.
CHINESE car maker BYD has signed an agreement with Octopus Electric Vehicles for 5000 vehicles over the next three years.
BYD says Octopus is the company’s preferred salary sacrifice provider promising a saving of 30% or more off the upfront cost of the car for drivers.
The agreement will commence with BYD Atto 3 SUV model (main picture), and its 260 mile range.
We are delighted to enter this cooperation with Octopus EV. This is an exciting new chapter for BYD as we bring our latest products and leading technologies to customers in the UK, as shown in our innovative range of electric passenger cars, starting with the BYD ATTO 3. BYD staunchly believes in partnerships with like minded organisations, and our shared commitment to eMobility and sustainable innovation for a greener future, endorses our mutual aims.
Michael Shu, general manager and managing director, BYD Europe and International Cooperation Division
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