General Motors will stop the sales, design, and engineering operations for Holden in Australia and New Zealand by 2021 and withdraw Chevrolet from the domestic market in Thailand by the end of 2020.
Overall car sales in the Southeast Asian country grew by 18% in the first five months of 2018, and that was just some of the good news. Other reports are gloomier, but outlook is mostly positive.
Mitsubishi Motors has become the No. 1 automotive exporter in Thailand with total export volume of 309,915 units for the 12-month period ending March 31.
Sweden-based truck maker Scania AB is expanding its industrial and commercial operations in Thailand.
Calendar-year 2016 was one of the toughest years for the automotive industry in Thailand.
Volvo Trucks is conducting its annual Asia Pacific Fuelwatch Challenge with a series of national competitions across the region. These competitions will see participants showcasing their capabilities in fuel-efficient driving as well as general vehicle handling.
DHL eCommerce, a division of logistics company, Deutsche Post DHL Group, has expanded its operations into Thailand and is offering end-to-end domestic delivery service for Thai e-commerce merchants.
AlertDriving, a global provider of driver risk management, has announced that its channel partnership program, ADvantage, has added Thailand-based RitEducation as its latest partner offering FleetDefense, a fully integrated driver risk management program.
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC) cooperating with Daimler India Commercial Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. (DICV) under the umbrella of Daimler Trucks Asia (DTA), has launched five models of medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks in Thailand.
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) has announced the premiere of the first full redesign of the Pajero Sport mid-size SUV in Thailand, where it is produced at Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co. Ltd.'sLaem Chabang Plant.