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- Business News
EGAT to add 110 EV charging outlets in Thailand this year
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) is intensifying its electric vehicle (EV) solution services, notably by expanding charging outlets, to capitalise on the burgeoning EV market and support Thailand’s carbon reduction goals. EGAT’s expansion follows its pilot-scale operations in collaboration with state agencies and building owners. With 50 years of expertise in electricity supply and transmission system development, EGAT…
- Thailand News
Thailand’s vehicle production hits the brakes in a sharp downturn
The automotive industry in Thailand has experienced a significant downturn in vehicle production, with September 2024 seeing a total of 122,277 units produced, marking a 25.48% decrease from the same period last year. This decline reflects a 15.78% reduction in vehicles manufactured for export, totalling 87,666 units, and a 42.31% drop in vehicles produced for domestic sales, amounting to 34,611…
- Automotive
Thailand automotive sales in 2024
Thailand’s car market is all over the place in 2024. After a tough 2023 with a 9% drop in sales and a slow economy, there’s some hope. Toyota, for example, wants to boost sales by 4%, aiming for 277,000 units to keep its big market share. Electric cars (EVs) are the big thing. Even though the first quarter of 2023…
- Business News
Thai car production drops 11.02% in April amid long holidays
Car production in Thailand experienced a significant decline of 11.02% in April from the previous year, with total units produced amounting to 104,667, according to the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI). This decrease follows a more substantial drop of 23.08% year-on-year in March. The FTI attributed April’s reduced production figures to long holidays during the month. For the January to…
- Automotive
Can mass-market electric vehicles turn a profit by 2025
As the electric vehicle (EV) sector evolves, a pivotal question arises: Are mass-market electric cars financially viable? Recent studies illuminate this inquiry, indicating that the automotive manufacturing landscape is poised for a substantial shift. By 2025, decreased production and battery costs are expected to render smaller, more affordable EVs not only feasible but also profitable for European car manufacturers. We’re…
