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BYD committed to sustainable solutions in Nepal

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Cimex Inc, the authorised distributor of BYD Auto Industry Co in Nepal, has announced that it will support the ecosystem for the battery management of its electric vehicles (EVs) in Nepal. As part of the company’s commitment to sustainable solutions and in response to the government’s proposed plan for the current fiscal year for battery management in electric transportation, BYD has taken a positive step forward in this regard.

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With a focus on introducing new technologies and selling devices, BYD has consistently worked towards fulfilling its responsibility to society and the nation. The company in a statement said that battery management, recognised as the biggest challenge in the realm of electric transportation, continues to be its constant area of focus.

Cimex Inc’s primary goal is to save Nepal from the detrimental effects of battery dumping sites in the future. To achieve this, The company has appealed to all the customers and stakeholders to support by opting for BYD products. Together, we can contribute to a cleaner and greener environment, the statement read.

BYD has been dedicated to continuously improving battery management systems. “We are here to provide the necessary information and support on battery management, drawing from our extensive experience, to help rebuild and strengthen the system.”

Cimex Inc has taken pride to represent a company that takes a proactive stance on battery management and sustainability.

“We are committed to working closely with BYD and supporting their initiatives in Nepal,” the statement read.

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