that's according to its uk head victor zhang, who spoke to the bbc.to expand its manufacturing a footprint across europe. so far, chery has committed to a factory in spain. it's also speaking to the italian government on starting production there. over in kenya, young people are moving from rural to urban areas to seek a better life for themselves in cities and towns. the bbc�*s michael kaloki looks at what happens to the elderly who are left behind. these hills are where this 63—year—old lives alone. his wife died several years ago and his children have left home. translation: the challenges i encountered were living - on my own, including having to do the farm on my own. i have to look for food, i have to struggle to meet all my needs. three of his six children married and moved to other parts of the area. his other children moved to the city in search of a better life. he feels that if his children had not moved to the city, life would have been much better for him financially. translation: if my children l were here, we would have been sitting dow

that's according to its uk head victor zhang who spoke to the bbc.as committed to a factory in spain. it's also speaking to the italian government on starting production there. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. there are millions of heavy goods trucks driving on roads all over the world. but why are so few of them running on electricity? to find out, we are in sodertalje, near sweden's capital, and home to one of europe's biggest truck manufacturers. they're on the long road to changing an industry that's having a big impact on our planet. the biggest and largest change that our industry has for over 100 years. when we went from horses to vehicles actually. now trundling off the end of their production line is an increasing number of electric trucks. and scania eventually wants that to be every