As part of the partnership, U Power expects to sign sales agreements covering up to 1,000 battery-swapping electric truck tractors. An initial batch of 30 vehicles is

In the final week of 2025, Changan shipped the first batch of its Thai-made EVs from Laem Chabang Port in Chonburi, located about 60 kilometres north-west of

Targeting young customers, Nio will launch the Firefly EV first in Thailand. The company manufactures the electric small car at the Nio Factory Two (Nio F2) in

Zeekr has installed its first Zeekr Power charging station in the underground parking area of CentralWorld, one of Thailand’s largest shopping complexes, located in downtown Bangkok. The

At a local press conference recently, Changan stated that it will begin exporting cars from Thailand to Europe by December. The company plans to ship more than

By the end of next year, the company aims to further grow its presence, offering 500 charging stations across Thailand. Its goal is to ensure EV users

The area of Koh Kood is known for its natural beauty and is intentionally kept less developed than other tourist destinations in Thailand. The purchase of the

Changan is supplying the 443 Deepal EVs via asap Car Rental, a service provider based in Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan Province. Krungthai Bank is leasing

In the initial batch, BYD sent 959 units of the Dolphin to Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands aboard the BYD Zhengzhou, its seventh vehicle carrier. The shipment

The tripartite collaboration will support Thailand’s push to decarbonise commercial transport, particularly highly polluting heavy-duty truck operations. The companies will focus on reducing emissions on major highway

The Thai government is easing requirements for companies participating in the EV 3.0 and EV 3.5 schemes with the latest revisions. While previously it counted only the

In partnership with Swedish furniture retailer IKEA, Mober recently deployed 21 electric trucks in the Bang Na district of Bangkok. IKEA said it plans to use 30

Changan built its Thai factory on a site spanning about 600 acres in the WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 4, located in Pluak Daeng District, Rayong Province.

At a meeting of the Thai Commission on National Competitiveness Enhancement, authorities backed the investment which it argues will strengthen the country’s supply chain and bolster EV

In a recent press conference announcing an investment of 5 billion baht (approx. 142 million euros) in Thailand, Mazda revealed it plans to introduce the 6e in

According to a new report from Prachachat Business, Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA), the city’s public bus operator, plans to lease 1,520 electric buses with a budget

Xpeng exported 300 units of the X9, the second model designed for both left-hand and right-hand drive markets following the G6. The EVs were shipped from the

The EV 3.0 package launched in 2022 stipulated that car manufacturers had to offset the imported vehicles with local production from the start of the subsidy programme

The flights with the EH216-S aircraft took place at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in the centre of Bangkok as part of the Thailand Drone Exhibition

The demonstrator tests now kicked off in Bangkok. It uses Toshiba’s lithium-ion battery called ‘SCiB,’ while Naturenix will develop and manufacture the battery packs. The two companies

In a bid to become a leader in the EV charging business, the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) has announced plans to expand EV charging outlets

24M says it has acquired the 6,600 square metre facility in Rayong, Thailand, from its partner Nuovo+. Nuovo+ is reinvesting the 51.1 million dollars directly as an

Although MG has been considering building its own car plant in Europe since at least the summer of 2023, such plans are apparently still not ready to

Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) has now given the green light, saying that the new project “supports Thailand’s EV 3.5 package, enhancing the nation’s role as an

GAC Aion’s Thai factory is an assembly plant with an annual production capacity of 50,000 vehicles. While the company intends to build just 20,000 units initially, it

BYD has built its Thai factory inside the WHA Rayong 36 industrial estate in Nikhom Phatthana District (Rayong Province). The new plant covers an area of more

According to the local newspaper The Nation, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD and Rêver Bus and Truck recently signed a letter of intent to this effect.

The news agency Reuters first reported on the talks, citing government sources. According to the article, Kia could set up a factory for electric cars in Thailand.

Local BEV production is set to begin in the second half of 2025, according to the Munich-based company. The plan was announced last week when Alexander Baraka,

“We decided to invest in battery manufacturing because China is expanding its EV investment and supply chains in Thailand,” explained Alexander Baraka, head of BMW Group Thailand.