Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure in Thailand
Mar 31, 2026
By Yang Shuichu
Reading time: 4 mins.
This report analyzes Thailand's transition to electric mobility, driven by the EV3.0 and EV3.5 policies which aim to establish the country as a regional manufacturing hub. While the market is seeing explosive growth—with BEV registrations surging 53% by 2025—the infrastructure faces a significant vehicle-to-charger imbalance and geographic concentration in Bangkok and the Eastern Economic Corridor.Key challenges include grid capacity strains, long investment recovery periods, and a lack of standardized charging interfaces. To address these, the industry is adopting innovative technologies such as 500kW liquid-cooled superchargers and integrated solar-storage stations. The government’s roadmap targets the installation of 12,000 DC fast-charging stations by 2030 to support a nationwide green energy ecosystem.
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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