🗓️ January - November, 2025
📍 Chonburi, Rayong, Chachoengsao, Thailand

🚗⚡ Thailand’s EV Boom Just Went Wild

Thailand’s electric vehicle (EV) production didn’t just grow — it exploded 💥. In November, EV production jumped by an unbelievable 1,974% compared to last year 🤯.

🏭 Why Are EV Factories Going Into Overdrive?

The main driver is the government’s EV3.0 incentive program 🇹🇭⚡. Carmakers that imported EVs tax-free in 2022–2023 must now “pay it back” by producing EVs locally.

The rule is simple: for every 1 EV imported, manufacturers must build 1.5 EVs in Thailand. With deadlines approaching ⏰, factories have shifted into full-speed mode.

📈 The Numbers

In November 2025, total vehicle production reached 130,222 units. That’s slightly lower than October (–4%), but still 11% higher than the same month last year.

EV production was the real standout:
🔋 EV output surged by 1,974%
⚡ 9,624 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) were built in November alone
🧠 Just a year ago, local EV assembly was barely getting started

🛒 Thai Drivers Are Buying EVs Like Crazy

This boom isn’t just happening in factories — consumers are jumping in too 🛍️⚡.

From January to November 2025:
🚗 Total vehicle sales hit 546,045 units (+5.28%)
🔌 EV sales reached 100,553 units
📊 EV sales grew by a massive 63.65% year-on-year

🚙 Passenger Cars Take the Lead

Passenger cars and SUVs now make up nearly 65% of all vehicle sales in Thailand. EVs are no longer niche — they’re becoming a normal part of everyday driving ⚡🚘.

🎯 Big Picture

Government incentives are working, manufacturers are racing to meet deadlines, and Thai consumers are embracing EVs faster than ever. Thailand isn’t just talking about electric vehicles anymore — it’s building them at full speed 🏎️⚡.