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Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, a joint venture between Foxconn and Yulon Motor, has launched its first electric vehicle (EV) model called Bria, priced between US$ 28,600 and US$ 36,540. This Taiwan-made EV is the country's first to be produced for global export markets. The launch follows Foxtron's recent acquisition of Yulon Motor's Luxgen brand for US$ 24.95 million.
Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, a joint venture between Foxconn and Yulon Motor, has unveiled its first electric vehicle (EV) model named Bria. The launch marks a significant milestone for Taiwan's EV industry as Bria is the country's first EV produced for global markets.
The Bria EV will be available in three initial variants, priced between US$ 28,600 and US$ 36,540. This competitive pricing strategy positions Bria to potentially disrupt the global EV market. The decision to produce in Taiwan for global export demonstrates the company's confidence in the country's manufacturing capabilities.
The launch of Bria follows closely after Foxtron's acquisition of Yulon Motor's passenger car brand, Luxgen, in a deal worth US$ 24.95 million. This acquisition appears to be a strategic move to strengthen Foxtron's presence in the automotive industry. The company has also announced plans to launch the Model B EV in Taiwan under the Bria brand.
This development is significant for Taiwan's automotive and technology sectors, showcasing the country's growing capabilities in EV production. The partnership between Foxconn, known for its electronics manufacturing, and Yulon Motor, an established automaker, brings together complementary strengths in technology and automotive expertise.
EV Model Launch
Brand Acquisition
Global Market Entry