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president of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Science, and Professor Lu Yongxiang, president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The review will be led by the IAC co-chairs Robbert Dijkgraaf, Ph.D., The IAC will conduct its work independently according to its procedures for carrying out expert studies.
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We may be aware that BYD is a giant Chinese company specialising in EV production, comparable to Tesla, the largest EV manufacturer in the United States,” Mr Hun Manet said at the event. The news comes after BYD launched its first electric pickup, the Shark PHEV (BYD Shark 6), in Cambodia last month.
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For example, Japans Honda and Nissan are now teaming up as they struggle to keep pace with BYD and other Chinese EV makers. BYD is quickly expanding the brand globally with new plants opening in Mexico, Brazil, Hungary, Turkey, and Pakistan. Japanese car brands like Toyota and Honda have historically dominated Southeast Asia.
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