BYD Fleet of 245 EVs to Support Green Transit at 94th Interpol General Assembly

BYD Fleet of 245 EVs to Support Green Transit at 94th Interpol General Assembly

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD (1211) has supplied 245 pure electric Denza D9 multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs) to the Hong Kong Police Force to serve as official protocol transport for the 94th Interpol General Assembly.

Following a handover ceremony at the Hong Kong Police Headquarters, the Denza D9 fleet will transport police chiefs and international delegates attending the global event.

Dual-Charging Capability for Seamless Cross-Border Mobility

To bridge differing infrastructure standards across the Greater Bay Area, the vehicles feature dual charging ports compatible with both Chinese mainland and European standards.

This technical design overcomes regional charging incompatibilities and aligns with cross-border transport initiatives such as the "Northbound Travel for Hong Kong Vehicles" scheme, ensuring uninterrupted operation across the border.

The fleet leverages fast-charging tech for high-frequency operations during the conference. This follows BYD’s launch of a European-standard fast-charging station in Hong Kong in September to reduce turnaround times for official and commercial fleets.

Driving Zero-Emission Diplomatic Events

Utilizing pure electric fleets has become a growing trend for major diplomatic and sporting events aiming for zero-emission targets. BYD previously supplied transport for the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) General Assembly in May and is slated to provide vehicles for the 2026 APEC meetings.

Joe Chan Tung, Director of Crime and Security for the Hong Kong Police Force, noted that the EV fleet will provide strong support for protocol operations while putting the assembly's green, zero-emission vision into practice.