BANGKOK -- The Thai government may be celebrating the opening of a BYD plant in early July, but owners of the Chinese EV maker's cars are less than thrilled. BYD offered yet more discounts on its Atto 3 SUV this month, in an attempt to maintain its lead in an increasingly crowded market.
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Owners of the Chinese electric cars are complaining that new discounts from the company hurt the cars' resale value. (Photo by Shinya Sawai)
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