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So would you buy without the B240K discount

MG4 starting price in the UK is £26,995 MG Mulan (Chinese name for MG4 starting price is £12,653 difference is £14,342 at Chinese prices could buy 2 and still have change SAIC's MG brand cuts MG Mulan EV price by 17% in China By Lei Kang/CnEVPost SAIC Motor's MG brand yesterday announced a limited-time offer of up to 17 percent off for the compact electric crossover MG Mulan. Between July 1 and July 31, Chinese customers who purchase the MG Mulan will receive a discount of RMB 24,000 ($3,350), bringing the starting price down to RMB 115,800 yuan. https://cnevpost.com/2023/07/13/saic-mg-cuts-mg-mulan-price-by-17-china/ Convert RMB 115,800 to B578,984

Yet to see any electric commercial vehicle available as mass market if Thailand was to follow NZ example and add extra taxes all those taxes would be passed back to the consumer. Thailand also subsidises EV is that because they wouldn't sell without the subsidy

Later in September last year, SAIC announced that it would team up with CATL to tap into battery swapping business. The Rising Auto R7 was the first vehicle from SAIC to offer battery swap technology, with Roewe, MG, and Maxus brands following suit. https://carnewschina.com/2023/04/12/maxus-mifa-7-mpv-revealed-in-china-with-swappable-catl-battery/#:~:text=Later in September last year,and Maxus brands following suit. We should also mention that the Rising F7 can be bought without battery. The thing is this liftback is available to swap batteries. As a result, you can get a battery subscription for 1,260 – 1,560 yuan (170 – 215 USD), depending on the battery capacity. As a result, the price range of the F7 will be reduced to 136,900 – 196,400 yuan (18,770 – 27,000 USD) https://carnewschina.com/2023/08/28/saics-rising-auto-joined-price-war-in-china-rising-f7-price-sliced-by-2750-usd/ Will they expand Battery swapping stations to Thailand I guess we will have to wait and see so you have the choice of buying ev with battery or without battery and paying a battery subscription

Services that are free to everyone Some services or treatments carried out in an NHS hospital are exempt from charges, so they're free to all. If you're visiting England for less than 6 months, you should ensure you're covered for healthcare through personal medical insurance during your visit, even if you're a former UK resident. If you're not ordinarily resident in the UK and you need to pay for NHS hospital treatment, you'll be charged at 150% of the national NHS rate. https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/visiting-or-moving-to-england/how-to-access-nhs-services-in-england-if-you-are-visiting-from-abroad/ Hospital services Hospital treatment is free to people who are "ordinarily resident" in the UK. To be considered ordinarily resident and entitled to free hospital treatment, you must be living in the UK on a lawful and properly settled basis for the time being. You may be asked to prove this

EU’s Common Agricultural Policy: Today the CAP accounts for about 40% of the EU’s budget. It remains the EU’s most integrated policy, i.e., the one with the most decisions made at the EU level. Nationally, France is the country that benefits the most from the CAP funding, followed by Germany and Spain. Overall, farmers in the 15 older EU member states benefit much more from the CAP than the newer members, as their farmers get larger payments per hectare. https://www.slowfood.com/eus-common-agricultural-policy-key-things-you-should-know/ Here are the reasons why the EU feel the need for urgent reform "If Ukraine joins the EU, most member states will suddenly become net contributors and will not get any more money and everything will move toward the east," Costa explained, "so if we want to fix that situation, we need more budget." Countries such as Ukraine and Turkey both huge Agricultural countries would considerably reduce the amount of funding that France, Germany and Spanish farmers receive https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2023/09/19/germany-france-present-eu-reform-proposal-as-bloc-prepares-for-new-members

Is there a reason why they put down a value of B31,128 Maintenance services inclduing labor costs and spare/replacement parts for a full eight-year coverage* Our customers can rest assured that their BYD electric vehicles will be provided with proper maintenance services by supporting labor costs and spare parts according to standard periodic checks for up to eight full years with a total value of more than THB 31,128. https://www.reverautomotive.com/en/rever-care

And the Law states that “…where the primary need is a health need, then the responsibility is that of the NHS, even when the individual has been placed in a home by a local authority.” I am sure you are aware that some NHS Trusts have been trying to discharge their responsibilities of primary health care ( NHS funded ) to social care ( Means tested) There is a well known Law Case Coughlan Case which the then Labour government tried to appeal against the ruling but were unsuccessful in their appeal

Care in old age is means tested this is false if you have a primary health care need this should be fully funded by the NHS Social Care is means tested

Continuing Healthcare: The Secret Fund READ THE TRANSCRIPT http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/18_11_14_fo4_continuinghealthcare.pdf https://decisions.ombudsman.org.uk/decisions?type=health Filter on Complaint category and select Continuing Healthcare: Both Local councils and the NHS would prefer that people are not made aware of any of the above

the guy mother has been paying for care for a number of years 1) National Insurance 2) Adult Social Care Precept within your Council Tax ( an additional amount put on everyone council tax bill Maybe he is fed up with seeing Mp's in all parties claiming everything under the sun because they can Everyone should be assessed for their health needs not how much they have in the bank Hopefully the lawyer is aware of this website https://caretobedifferent.co.uk/

associate members would not be represented in the EP or the Commission but have speaking without voting rights in the Council and would be offered associate membership in relevant EU agencies. They would fall under the jurisdiction of the CJEU. Associate members would pay into the EU budget but on a lower level (e.g., for common institutional costs), with lower benefits (e.g., no access to cohesion and agricultural funds).

Is it a Car or a submarine Its a Huawei AITO M5 a plug-in hybrid SUV (PHEV)

No it doesn't the number of votes was 33,577,342 is 33 million 577 hundred thousand and 342 people which is the total number of votes in the 2016 EU referendum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Results_of_the_2016_United_Kingdom_European_Union_membership_referendum

It should be pointed out this suggestion hasn't come from the EU its The paper has been written by an official “Franco-German working group on EU institutional reform”, made up of experts, academics and lawyers, set up by both the French and German governments earlier this year Here another group that are looking to move key decisions away from member states and expand the powers of the EU commission The draft also proposes renaming the European Commission the “European Executive” and drastically expanding the powers of Parliament, as well as granting EU institutions exclusive competence — or the right to negotiate on behalf of its members — to decide on environmental and climate matters. https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-lawmakers-pitch-far-reaching-treaty-reform-plan/ Europe has been talking about reform since 2006 so anyone thinking there will be a quick decision should think again

Nope 2072 anyone that was 18 in 2016 will be aged 74 and EU likes to link dates so 1972 when the UK joined the EU and the majority of the 33,577,342 million people who voted in 2016 will have moved on to Paradise or a different realm

Using my mystic meg crystal ball the date will be 2072

That article relates to part of an electric vehicle not a complete electric vehicle

Does anyone know where Ford UK will be building these electric cars as Ford hasn't produced any cars in the UK since 2002 and Transits ceased production in 2013 when they started building in Turkey

Same warranty policy for malaysia https://www.byd.com/my/support/service/warranty-policy Ireland has Bodywork Anti-Corrosion12 years, unlimited mileage https://www.bydauto.ie/en/owners/warranty-policy For additional peace of mind, all BYD cars with a comprehensive 6-year vehicle warranty, 8-year battery warranty, and a 12-year Anti-Corrosion warranty. BYD ATTO 3 comes with a two-year service plan offering free of charge replacement of tyres, front brake pads and wiper blades should they need to be replaced. https://www.bydauto.ie/en/faqs

https://www.byd.com/en-th/support/service/warranty-policy This appears to be the same as the youtube snapshot

Someone has just posted an update about HCMC 400k required

Insurance quotes in the BYD Thailand facebook group for a 2023 Byd atto 3 range from B21,500-B33,000 https://www.facebook.com/groups/bydthailand

Here are the tourist visa requirements for Ho Chi Minh https://hochiminh.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/tourist-visa?page=5d80ab3315e39c2fe800a7a7&menu=5d80ab3315e39c2fe800a7a8 2.6. Evidence of adequate finance A bank statement in the past 6 months showing minimum fund of 20,000.- THB per person / 40,000.- THB per family Here is recent report https://aseannow.com/topic/1300789-apply-for-tourist-visa-in-vietnam-hcmc-doubts/#comment-18310994

HCMC website 2.5. Applicant’s financial statement of adequate finance is required. https://hochiminh.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/non-immigrant-o-accompanying-thai-spouse-and-family-members?page=5d80ab3315e39c2fe800a7ab&menu=5d80ab3315e39c2fe800a7ac Haven't seen any reports on what they mean in detail for 2.5