Application scenario analysis and development trend of pickup truck in Thailand logistics market
Mar 18, 2026
By Yang Shuichu
Reading time: 10 mins.
Pickups are widely used in Thailand's logistics sector,serving critical functions such as e-commerce last-mile delivery,fresh produce distribution,small business cargo transportation,and construction material supply. However, traditional Pickups are facing serious challenges in the Urban logistics industry: Policy constraints relative to environmental concerns; high operation cost; and digital technology development compliance. Three directions are being identified in the development trend of the Pickup for urban logistics in Thailand: 1)The application of intelligent technology continues to deepen;2)Pick-up truck electrification trend is obvious;3) Requirement of conversion of existing pickup trucks from fuel to electric is increasing.
The trend of electric vehicle and the strategic dilemma of Stellantis
Mar 11, 2026
By Yang Shuichu
Reading time: 17 mins.
The global automotive industry is undergoing an irreversible shift toward electrification, propelled by stringent carbon emission regulations, battery technology advancements, and evolving consumer demand. While the global market is projected to reach a penetration rate of 40%–50% by 2030, Stellantis Group has encountered a profound strategic dilemma, resulting in a €22.3 billion net loss for 2025.
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The Double Pareto Dilemma
Oct 8, 2025
By Bedis Mzali
Reading time: 9 mins.
Recent developments confirm that capital continues to flow into critical minerals despite a subdued price environment. The Trump Administration’s decision to acquire a 10% stake in Lithium Americas underscores the growing focus on national security and resource sovereignty. For long-term investors, this reinforces the strategic case for holding exposure to critical minerals, as geopolitical and nationalist drivers are set to outweigh short-term market weakness.
The End of the ‘E’
May 21, 2024
By Gaia Research Team
Reading time: 4 mins.
Bring the end of ‘E’ pillar in ESG practices and emphasize the substantial benefits and more relevance of ‘S’ and ‘G’ practices through real cases from IGO.