The global electric mobility startup Byton is announcing more on how it will sell its electric vehicles (EVs), including news of its first store in Shanghai, China, and 25 more stores to come.
After a successful CES event where the startup announced being on target for production (not bad when it comes to startups).
Byton is now announcing how it will sell its first EV, the M-Byte.
It’s about time we dig into the juicer stuff with Byton, such as how the EVs are going to be sold — direct or dealerships — and what about the efficiency of vehicles filled with so many connected devices?
While we can’t answer the latter just yet, Byton is opting for a hybrid model of direct and partner sales.
