2022 character award winners
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New for 2022 are the Character Awards. These are awarded to companies who have novel character features on a product. This could be a face of a frog, outline of snake or a hidden logo from pop culture. Anything that makes you stand out from the crowd and keeps people thinking "Did they just do that".
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2022 Byd Dolphin
Zorro leaves his mark
Seems Zorro made an appearance at the Byd design studio where the Dolphin was being made. As he has left his mark upon the side of this little hatchback. For now the mark of Zorro will roam the streets of China, keeping it's people safe from tyrannical officials and villians alike.
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