Recently, it was learned from relevant sources that Foxconn said it would produce battery packs and batteries for the first time at a new factory in southern Taiwan Province, and planned to establish a battery pack, battery and energy storage system factory in Kaohsiung, where it would design and assemble electric buses.
Foxconn has been a frequent player in car manufacturing, spending $230 million last year to acquire a plant in Ohio, USA, and officially releasing three electric prototypes on October 18, namely model C, Model E and Model T, which are positioned as SUVs, sedans and electric buses.
On March 3, as the first pure electric vehicle Model T of Hon Hai Technology Group, the parent company of Foxconn, it was officially delivered to Kaohsiung Passenger Transport Company in Taiwan Province. It is reported that the initial delivery volume of Model T is 30 vehicles, and the subsequent delivery is based on operational needs.