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BYD maintains Danish prices despite punitive duties

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The Danish BYD importer is able to maintain the prices of the Danish model program despite punitive duties from the EU.

The Danish BYD importer maintains the prices of the Danish model program despite punitive duties from the EU.

The importer announces this in a press release .

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