China's BYD to hire 20,000 in Zhengzhou for EV R&D and manufacturing

Robert Besser
10 Feb 2025, 06:20 GMT+10

Chinese EV giant BYD is set to hire 20,000 new employees in Zhengzhou during the first quarter of 2025
BYD currently employs around 60,000 workers at its production base in Henan province's capital city, and the expansion aims to increase production capacity this year
In 2024, the Zhengzhou facility saw 545,000 vehicles roll off the assembly line, a 169.8 percent increase from the previous year

BEIJING, China: Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD is set to hire 20,000 new employees in Zhengzhou during the first quarter of 2025, focusing on research and development (R&D) and manufacturing, according to a report from government-run Henan Daily.

BYD currently employs around 60,000 workers at its production base in Henan province's capital city, and the expansion aims to increase production capacity this year, the report stated.

In 2024, the Zhengzhou facility saw 545,000 vehicles roll off the assembly line, a 169.8 percent increase from the previous year.

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