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Number of EV's registered in July 2023 5055 Number of EV's registered in July 2024 5468 % growth year on for July is 8.171% or an additional 413 vehicles

Number of EV's registered in July 2023 5055 Number of EV's registered in July 2024 5468 % growth year on for July is 8.171% or an additional 413 vehicles

Are you working for TAT don't know where you get your 33% from and these figures are for the February 1st 2023 to 31st July 2023 and February 1st 2024 to 31st July 2024

Month Total registrations Total ICE excluding EV EV Year July 45561 40506 5055 2023 June 57616 50014 7602 2023 May 58054 52497 5557 2023 April 47787 43967 3820 2023 March 66061 59857 6204 2023 February 65056 59654 5402 2023 Totals 340135 306495 33640 2023 9.89% July 40817 35349 5468 2024 June 43147 37490 5657 2024 May 43196 37926 5270 2024 April 38022 34015 4007 2024 March 45315 40595 4720 2024 February 47063 43534 3529 2024 Totals 257560 228909 28651 2024 11.13%

If you interested in brand new neta v suggest you look at the neta ev facebook groups some dealers offering brand new at B372K There are people looking to sell their neta V because they want to upgrade to neta x one year old cars prices start from around B210K 19Km https://autolifethailand.tv/special-discount-official-price-neta-v-ev-thailand-july2024/

You wouldn't want to be a person that buys at launch When MG ZS EV was launched in June 2019 price was B1,190,000 MG ZS EV, 100% electric car: 1,190,000 baht https://www.headlightmag.com/offcial-photo-mg-zs-ev-thailand/

MG ZS B599,000 https://www.mgcars.com/th/Promotion/Detail/NEW-MG-ZS-promotion

100,000 km over eight years is average 12,500 km per year This site provides Historical Retail Oil Prices going back to 2015 so you should be able to work out your fuel costs for each year rather than take current fuel cost and x that by 8 https://www.bangchak.co.th/en/oilprice/historical?year=2024

The Seal Premium has a 650km range based on NEDC which it would appear that most Seal Premium owners on this forum feel doesn't match real driving This Post states " I have the BYD Seal Premium which is rated at 650 km, realistically I get around 580 km but I do drive conservatively. My efficiency is currently: 13.6 kWh/100 km Battery 80 kw divided by 13.6 = 5.88 x 100 = 588 km range." https://aseannow.com/topic/1257405-electric-vehicles-in-thailand/page/180/#comment-18807216 or if driving a Seal performance range drop's to 450km as this poster stated It costs about 330 baht to fill the battery from PEA for a range of 580km, realistically 450km if you welly it, which I do. https://aseannow.com/topic/1257405-electric-vehicles-in-thailand/page/180/#comment-18807216 And you are incorrect about your assumption that I have ZERO experience of EV's

Here is a detailed chart of the different ranges EPA range and 75% and gives detail on what the 75% means in real life https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=365936039288149&set=a.176402778241477 In Both the EPA range ( light green) and the 75% range (dark green ) the MG ZS EV peforms better than the MG EP Plus according to the chart

As ICE vehicles had 100% market share before EV it's expected that ICE vehicles will lose a % of market share as once you have 100% market share you can only decrease your market share as its impossible to increase market share if you have 100% share of the market if you read the EV facebook group pages the same question always comes up during major public holidays in Thailand from owners that have both ICE and EV's and that question is should I take my ICE or my EV for a long trip and the answer is for long trips take during major holidays take the ICE not everyone has a Byd seal that has a decent range large number of EV's have nearly 50% of the range of a Byd seal premium going on a long trip and its a choice between Byd seal premium and MG EP Plus its a no brainer Byd seal wins hands down

DLT Numbers indicated that ICE vehicles are substantially increasing each year compare to EV For 2024 257,760 people purchased R.Y.1 ICE compared to 28,651 purchasing an EV A whopping 229,109 people chose ICE vehicles over an EV For 2023 577,821 people purchased R,Y,1 ICE compared to 75,707 purchasing an EV Combined R.Y.1 ICE figures for 2023 and 2024 indicate a whopping 835,581 new ICE vehicles compared to 104,358 EV's In manufacturing terms they focus on how many vehicles did they sell and how many vehicles did their competitors sell in the same vehicle category

you posted " that suggests people are turning away from EV's and buying ICE instead when the opposite is true." which is incorrect as the DLT stats prove otherwise As for people buying an ICE car now going to be kicking themselves in the future. we will have to wait and see

Clearly Before EV's ICE had 100% market share and when Ev's started selling the 100% market share would be reduced I stated that the number of EV sales dropped by 4,086 compared to the same period as last year majority of people alreadly know the reasons why automotive sales in Thailand are down this year Did I suggest that people are turning away from EV's and buying ICE NO I didn't and your post that suggests the opposite is happening people are buying EV's instead of ICE is clearly incorrect and the published figures from DLT show 257,760 people purchased ICE compared to 28,651 purchasing an EV A whopping 229,109 people chose ICE vehicles over an EV And here is my original post which is factually correct "I know EV sales are slighty down for the 6 months of this year February to July 2024 compared to the same period in 2023 "

You hoped that your selective posting and misleading posts would remain hidden and unoticed

Looking at the above post gives the impression that no-one is buying ICE vehicles anymore Department of Land Transport publishes registrations figures What we do know is between 1st February 2024 to 31st July 2024 for the DLT category R.Y. 1 Private passenger car with no more than 7 people which doesnt include all cars as there are many cars including EV's that come under different DLT categories The Total number of registrations including ev's are 257,760 the number of ev's within that number are 28,651 https://web.dlt.go.th/statistics/

Not sure what a bygt salmon is but I don't have one

Only in your opinion And as stated R.Y. 1 Private passenger car with no more than 7 people which doesnt include all cars as there are many cars including EV's that come under different DLT categories The Total number of registrations including ev's are 257,760 the number of ev's within that number are 28,651 So 229,109 people that registered there new car purchase under R.Y. 1 Private passenger car with no more than 7 people chose ICE over EV as their preferred choice

There is a thread here that Ford Thailand is sold out until 2025 Ford Everest Platinum Sold Out This Year... Chances of waiting to get in early 2025

Absolute Rubbish my posts are not misleading I simply posted the facts that EV sales are down for the period 1st February 2024 to 31st July 2024 compared to the same period last year I am sure forum members can make their own minds up about the state of EV sales We are all aware that the majority of EV brands have reduced their prices by as much as B340,000 manufacturers reduce the price of their products for a number of reasons but its mainly oversupply and lack of demand A number of EV's have stated they are against reducing prices and would prefer it comes to an end as soon as possible I don't recall the Late Steve Jobs or the current Apple CEO Tim Cook going stating Hey Guys I know Apple sales are doing better than expect but I have a brilliant idea lets reduce the product price by 35% What we do know is between 1st February 2024 to 31st July 2024 for the DLT category R.Y. 1 Private passenger car with no more than 7 people which doesnt include all cars as there are many cars including EV's that come under different DLT categories The Total number of registrations including ev's are 257,760 the number of ev's within that number are 28,651

Before EV's existed ICE had 100% market share so when a new kid comes on the block its natural that ICE will lose some of its % market share to EV's Similar to VHS and Betamax before betamax VHS had 100% market share In 1984 Betamax sales Peaked Sales of Betamax videocassettes reached their peak in 1984, when Sony shipped 50 million units, according to the company. Soon after they became obsolete, living fossils. https://fortune.com/2015/11/10/betamax-sony-kill/ Betamax recorders continued to be manufactured and sold until August 2002, when Sony announced that they were discontinuing production of all remaining Betamax models. Sony continued to sell blank Betamax cassettes until March 2016 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betamax

Here are 2023 EV registrations figures from Autolife From February 1st 2023 to 31st July 2023 33.844 EV's were registered From February 1st 2024 to 31st July 2024 29,758 EV's were registered Overall EV's registrations for the period 2024 are down 4,086 compared to the same time period for 2023 https://autolifethailand.tv/total-ev-bev-register-2023-thailand/ https://autolifethailand.tv/ev-register-july-2024-thailand/

Notiiced that you ignored the post where the op stated he doesn't want a MG or Haval

The Op has already stated he doesn't want an EV and if you watch Phuket News he most likely to be correct in his thinking Everyday there reports of flooding in different districts in Phuket My understanding is there is only 5 charging stations for the whole of Phuket according to chargemap I know EV sales are slighty down for the 6 months of this year February to July 2024 compared to the same period in 2023

I repeated the same methodology for June Total EV registrations for June according to the A. Combine vehicles according to the automobile law. was 7,911 Remove R.Y.12 personal motorcycle numbers 2.090 and the total remaining is 5,821 Remove R.Y.3 personal truck numbers of 23 and the total remaining is 5,798 problem is that is 25 more than autolife June numbers of 5,773 now if I remove R.Y.8 Three-wheeled rental car 23 the difference between DLT and autolife is 2