In the jungle

I pointed out on another topic that the figures you are peddling arbitrarily exclude large numbers of ICE pick ups. Yet here you are peddling the same figures again.

That is an insane level of product dumping. They are going to have to price them cheaper than a Honda Wave to try and shift them.

That is not a fact. It is spectacularly ill informed.

"EVs can burn in hell." They don't need much encouragement.

Poor old Sam is now the definition of a White Monkey.

So you are including some ICE pickup trucks in your figures and excluding others. The number of ICE pickup trucks arbitrarily excluded far exceeds EV sales in Thailand!

Hmm...... Given that probably 50% of the vehicles being used on Thai roads as 'cars' are pickup trucks and PPVs that renders analysis based on category RY 1 alone pretty misleading.

Answered by vinny41's post concurrent with mine.

I could never buy a car called a Fister.

No point in looking at the "worked example" when it is so obviously flawed. And praying in aid a sample size of three with one obvious outlier doesn't really further your argument. But well done you for unloading your Porsche Taycan without getting seriously burned. So many people have got financially wrecked on that car.

That makes no sense to me. In many cases the vehicle in question may have been advertised yet remain unsold. It is daft to base a "worked example" on such prices. A lot of EV pricing on one2car is pretty speculative. As one example it is quite common for grey import Teslas to be advertised secondhand for more than the new price of an officially imported car. I didn't bother searching for the "worked example" but I suspect it is not your work.

One2car shows asking prices and not sale prices undermining the methodology.

But did they sell the resulting mince?

Normally you would pay good money for the quality of advice we have received from Mike Lister. He has helped me understand these tax issues considerably.

You seem unaware what the L in LFP stands for. Have you ever seen what Lithium mining looks like? It is pretty much the poster child for environmental destruction and reduced life expectancy.

So where exactly is the EV battery recycling plant in Thailand? Or, in the alternative, where are the contractual obligations on EV manufacturers to take their batteries back and recycle them?

A recall on the Cybertruck wiper was recently announced so add that to the list.

I like the two guys trying to put the inferno out with a couple of tiny bottles of water.

It is two lanes each direction where this crash happened.

Only two of Suzuki's current seven model range are made in Thailand. Apart from the Jimny the rest are, I think, made in Indonesia.

The solar system was free? It seems to be in your calculation.

I like the way all Chinese torches/flashlights are at least a billion lumens.

I fitted the mirrors from a Honda Scoopy to my Ducati because they were much better than the OE Ducati mirrors. It used to really annoy the people at Ducati Thonglor which I viewed as a bonus. There are many many parts you can use for your bike. Just don't expect them to come in a bag labelled Honda Rebel 500. If that does not work get parts made to your spec.

Less oil and coal is good but natural gas is also a hydrocarbon fossil fuel.

You think because it has natural in the name it is 'green'? Hilarious.