Actually it's already forming an alliance with Renault. And last year there were rumours that Honda is joining them. Same for Suzuki and Mazda. I really can't understand how they're going to survive in the global market...
Absolute scum. Money can't buy you any decent manners.
Btw, I've always thought the security has guns. One shot in the air probably let them scatter like headless chickens...
For god's sake, just abolish this outdated law once and for all. It is absolutely ridiculous. What country has similar laws? I don't know any, except that you need a work permit and for certain jobs a certificate or degree.
For the 100th time. You are charging 95% of all occasions at your home. And outside you can always find a charging spot if you're not living under a rock. You can even make reservations for some brands of charging stations.
The reason I'm asking if he's ever seen the traffic in Thailand. And secondly if he knows of the widespread nepotism in Thai society? Do you really think all the owners of businesses and shopping malls in Bangkok downtown would welcome a massive restriction of cars coming in ?
Here's my two cents. What I can see from the video below the news, the bus obviously veered into the hard shoulder and then the driver lost control. So it's missing attention from the driver for whatever reason: on the phone, micro sleep or talking with someone inside the bus
That should have rang the alarm bells for the driver that it's not about the delivery but rather some other purpose the woman asked him for. Why he just didn't go away and ended the conversation?
The majority of the air pollution isn't created from cars in Bangkok. It's from crop burning in Thailand and neighbouring countries. When does the government finally understand this? Unless there are no severe consequences for arsonists it'll continue forever.
How long do you live here?
Do you really think this will be enforced?
The Burmese security guard surely knows all EVs and hybrid cars on the Thai market....
And as opposed to other countries Thailand doesn't have a dedicated license plate or mandatory sticker for EVs.
These so-called security guards and also the police force need some non-lethal tools to restrain people like this one. Batons, pepper spray or tasers would be good good start.
Should make it with a QR code output and self service gates at major airports. Every human interaction (not only at Thai immigration) is going to slow down the processing time.
Spotted this car yesterday in Pattaya. Based on the logo behind the black tape sticker I'd say it's a Haval ? Any ideas?
Edit: I've done a Google lens search and it's obviously the new BYD Atto 2. I wasn't aware the BYD adjusted it's rear logo from build your dreams to just BYD hence I thought from the length of the sticker it could be Haval.