Sep 30, 2019
17 February 2025
BYD says it will begin using solid-state batteries in electric cars in 2027
2027? maybe it's too late.... --h0ngcom.
Top 20 most popular car brands in Thailand by total cumulative registered as of 2024
Rare and very interesting data from https://www.autofun.co.th/news/top-20-car-brand-in-thailand-2024-83957
Statistics of car brands in Thailand with the largest number of vehicles until 2024, based on the total cumulative registrations, by the Department of Land Transport.
Excluding trucks, buses, tricycles, motorcycles, agricultural vehicles, construction vehicles and others that are not 4 wheels.
1. Toyota : 6,953,923
2. Isuzu : 3,916,701
3. Honda : 2,434,063
4. Nissan : 1,461,342
5. Mitsubishi : 1,414,215
6. Mazda : 817,363
7. Ford : 737,892
8. Chevrolet : 416,770
9. Suzuki : 332,637
10. Mercedes-Benz : 296,166
11. MG : 196,796
12. BMW : 182,718
13. Hyundai : 73,419
14. BYD : 58,036
15. Volvo : 53,410
16. Volkswagen : 36,854
17. GWM : 33,361 (Haval 18,521) (ORA 13,788)(Tank 1,052)
18. Subaru : 29,812
19. Neta : 20,742
20. Mini : 20,108
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The car gods are still be Toyota Isuzu Honda. The real statistics don't lie.
Even Isuzu and Honda combined is less than Toyota.
Each other brands that not listed are less than 20,108 cars (registered and not expired) in Thailand for sure.
GM [sic] massively improves the $5500 Wuling Hongguang EV hatchback
But I always thought Wuling is not GM, at least GM is not the owner nor 50+ percent shareholder.
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