BYD Launches with Vehicle, Battery Warranty


BYD Launches with Vehicle, Battery Warranty

Moenco, the official distributor of BYD in Ethiopia officially launched its showroom offering a six-year or 150,000km vehicle warranty and an eight-year battery warranty. Located around Megenagna, Moenco launched a variety of electric and hybrid vehicles alongside maintenance services by BYD-trained technicians and spare parts supply. Ramy Yao, BYD Africa Sales Director, stated that Ethiopia's electrification goals and Moenco's expertise align perfectly with BYD's vision for electric mobility leadership in the country. Inchcape Africa's, the parent company of Moenco, Managing Director, Francis Agbonlahor added that his company has entered into a strategic brand partnership with BYD with the new showroom. Inchcape's partnership with BYD extends to Belgium and Luxembourg, Estonia, and Singapore, making this their fourth agreement.

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