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The issue with possible availability here is no market presence of GM or Citroen in Thailand. At least it's already available as right hand drive, which is a major problem for those tinker cars from China. They get imported from China and modified by the importer in Thailand. Hence the relatively expensive prices

Recently I came across a review of a Zero electric motorcycle. Oh the joy, give me one of those and I'll drop the key of ICE motorcycle immediately and forever. Hope someday they'll be available in Thailand

Not this one, it was a shop in Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai, that sells exclusively imported bikes and ebikes

I've seen some of them. Still hesitate to buy one. No brand name, means pretty much no after sales service outside of Bangkok and resale value quite low. I'm not in a hurry and waiting for proper ones

More likely a 7 figure amount of tea money to establish your business and keep it open. Good luck

Probably the dead man was a smoker and / or with preexisting conditions. Also no mention how much and often he consumed cannabis. So I call it BS. But that's Thai news. Make up a headline with some sh!t to generate clicks and mislead the general public. What's up tomorrow? Motorcyclist dies because of speeding and no helmet...

Because they are Thais. And they can ????‍♂️ (and like to make stuff up)

Right. I'm not a smoker but I think since introduction of no smoking laws there are no longer smoking areas in restaurants. Only smoking point and they have to be very far away. For example by law it is no longer allowed to smoke near the entrance of a public building within a 250 meter radius.

Better late then never. 18k should bring the prices of electric two wheelers far under the current ICE ones.

And cops patrolling to fine smoking farangs with 4,000 baht

That is my worst horror, too. Cruising on a main road with adequate speed and some moron decides to enter the road without looking. No chance for a motorcycle to stop. Result is death in most cases.

A real bargain. I am sure it is fully booked for the rest of the year and more

I found this bike shop in Thailand. But for a price of almost 46k for a e-bike it's a no brainer. Honda Wave i 110cc is cheaper. Unless someone set up a local manufacturing of e-bikes I see no future for them. Scooters and small motorcycles will be the majority in Thailand. What a shame for Thailand. If you look at china, many cities banned motorized two wheelers and now there's almost all electric.

Most likely, yes. Unless they are covered under the current tax exemptions for EVs. Apart from that, you can't ship the batteries by air freight. So for individual shipments, it must be separated. Frame by air freight, battery by special battery courier service. I am wondering why Decathlon doesn't offer e-bikes? Most likely they are made in China anyways...

Not exactly a vehicle but I am wondering if there are any proper e-bikes or e-mopeds available in Thailand? No china no-name <deleted> or Thai-made copies. I'm talking about brand names from the US or Europe or any Kickstarter / Indiegogo offer that has worldwide shipping options...

Watched a few reviews from Thai YouTubers. Neta V as sole main car, I don't know? Relatively small battery size and top speed capped at 110 km/h? Are they serious? I'm really not driving fast, but IMO that is not fast enough to overtake some other cars or cruise on the motorway / expressway... This however caught my attention. Made in China, so in theory it should be well-priced here due to no tax. Deducting the government incentives it could be around 1 million baht. Note that the mentioned price of 35.000 GBP is for top spec version of the Smart #1.

Why bother setting up a real brick and mortar store? Unless you want to make extra sales from food and drinks. Smoking on premises won't be allowed anyway. Have you thought about making a online shop instead?

The price is definitely a deal breaker. However, I would like to see one in real and more importantly, make a test drive.

Nontheless it was (or still is) one of the best selling EVs in China.

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Fully automated traffic control system would be a start. Just as in other countries... You know

I guess that should make it pretty clear. Anything except producing or possessing extract is allowed and totally legal now.

Animal torture. Great

People here are trying to help you but seem to ignore everyone advise or help. Good luck when asking next time

I seriously doubt there are fresh pineapple from the US or Costa Rica available in Thailand. The cases found here were more likely some idiot who used pink food colouring to trick people