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Under the plan of the National Electric Vehicle Policy Committee, Thailand is moving towards zero-emission mobility. The country has set up the goal to have 30% of all new vehicles produced to be zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) by 2030, abbreviated as “30@30” policy; and all new vehicles produced to be ZEV by 2035. The government aims to make Thailand a manufacturing hub of electric vehicles and auto parts in the Southeast Asia region. To achieve this ambitious goal, the Board of Investment (BOI) offers tax and non-tax incentives to promote the EV industry. Driven by the government’s active promotion, Thailand’s EV industry has shown a remarkable growth over the past few years.

【content outline】

• 1.Thailand’s EV Policy Goals
• 2.EV Market
  • (1)Current Market Status
  • (2)Local EV Manufacturers
• 3.Sales Channels
• 4.Observations in the Bangkok Motor Show 2023
  • (1)SAKUN.C EV Bus
  • (2)Hyundai County Camping Cars
  • (3)Gotion Battery
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【Chart Outline】

• Table 1、Thailand’s EV Production and Use Target
• Figure 1、Number of xEV Registration Between 2018-2022
• Table 2、Top 15 EV Models with Highest Number of Registration in 2022
• Table 3、EV Cars Distributors/Agents in Thailand
• Table 4、BEV Cars Exhibited in Bangkok Motor Show 2023
• Figure 2、Photos of the Bangkok International Motor Show 2023
• Figure 3、SAKUN.C EV Bus
• Figure 4、Hyundai County Cars Model