BeyonCa A New Force in Luxury Smart Electric Vehicle to Enter Hong Kong
TapTechNews, June 29 - The luxury smart electric vehicle brand BeyonCa, a new force in car-making, announced through its official WeChat account on the 28th that it will enter the Tseung Kwan O InnoPark under the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation and set up its international headquarters, a vehicle assembly plant, and 4 centers, namely the vehicle R & D and artificial intelligence center, marketing center, customer experience and smart health service center, and big data center here.
According to the founder and chairman of BeyonCa, Wei-Ming So: The company will take advantage of the leading supply chain system in the Chinese mainland and the rich international talents in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to bring high value-added IP R & D, artificial intelligence development and assembly business to Hong Kong, and achieve a breakthrough of 'zero car manufacturing in Hong Kong' through an innovative land-port manufacturing industry linkage model to become the first MADE IN HONG KONG, that is, the international luxury electric vehicle brand made in Hong Kong.
TapTechNews note: BeyonCa (Binli Automobile) was founded by the former global executive vice president of Volkswagen Group, Wei-Ming So (currently the chairman and CEO of Renault China), and was established in 2021. On December 3 of the same year, Binli Automobile received investment from Dongfeng Motor, and it was reported at that time that Dongfeng Motor intended to OEM the first model of Binli Automobile, but there was no response later.
In addition, the company announced strategic cooperation with the investment group AIFaisaliahGroupHoldingCompany (AFG) based in Saudi Arabia on October 23.
The brand's first model, BeyonCa Opus 1, was premiered on October 30, 2022, claiming to target the luxury smart electric vehicle market and benchmark against Porsche Taycan. According to the introduction, this car has equipment that can collect information such as the mood, heart rate, pulse, and breathing of the people in the car, as well as facilities or technologies such as an 800V high-voltage platform, a 130 kWh battery, and 300 kW fast charging.
