vinny41

Both sims have to registered with each mobile mast so that will go towards draining your battery

A fully electric car has fewer moving parts, so they come with less ongoing maintenance costs. In fact, there are about 20 moving parts in an electric engine, compared to nearly 2,000 in an ICEV https://driveelectric.org.nz/consumer/what-is-an-ev/

Here is some more info about the Volt The Volt City EV was developed in collaboration with three leading Chinese companies: DongFeng Motor (东风汽车) Zhengzhou Nissan (郑州日产) Beijing Hongrui Automotive Technology (北京宏瑞汽车) https://www.headlightmag.com/2022-07-04-official-price-volt-ev/

That is correct most EV have approx 20 moving parts compared to 3,000 on ICE vehicles

And it should be said that while solar at home maybe the way forward for some people its worth mentioning that there is significant investment startup costs I know your solar system is at the higher end of the scale that people might need but my understanding is your cost were ฿445K installed or put it another way ฿30K more than the price of the VOLT FOR-FOUR Premium (5-Doors) 415,000 baht

As the op stated he was looking for a small city car should include the VOLT FOR-FOUR Premium (5-Doors) 415,000 baht If comparing the size of a normal engine car with VOLT City EV VOLT FOR-FOUR: 3,380 x 1,499 x 1,610 mm. / wheelbase 2,440 mm. Honda Brio: 3,610 x 1,680 x 1,485 mm. / Wheelbase 2,345 mm. Suzuki Celerio: 3,600 x 1,600 x 1,540 mm. / Wheelbase 2,425 mm. FOR-FOUR Synchronous Permanent Magnet Electric Motor, maximum power 46 horsepower, 102 Nm, Lithium-ion phosphate battery, 115V voltage, size 16.5 kWh, drives the rear wheels. Can run up to 210 km. per charge (NEDC) Maximum speed 100 km/h Supports 3.1 kW AC AC charging. It takes about 5 hours and 30 minutes to charge from 0-100%. https://autolifethailand.tv/official-price-volt-city-ev-thailand-ev-primus/

If looking for something cheaper suggest you look at the Neta V it is 100% electric some dealers are still selling at old price of 549,000 Baht https://www.headlightmag.com/2022-11-30-official-price-neta-v-bev-mou-signed/ https://www.headlightmag.com/2022-08-24-all-new-neta-v/

This site has the sizes compared and prices compared Honda BR-V : 4,456 x 1,735 x 1,666 mm. / Wheelbase 2,655 mm. Toyota Veloz : 4,475 x 1,750 x 1,700 mm. / Wheelbase 2,750 mm. Toyota Veloz : 795,000 – 875,000 baht Honda BR-V : 765,000 – 835,000 baht https://www.headlightmag.com/official-price-all-new-toyota-veloz/

The ops best bet is defined a max budget if your budget is less than 1 million baht that will leave you with a shortlist of currently 4 or 5 cars ( there may be more at the end of this month as the motorshow will be open at Bangkok) I wouldn't called the MG ZS EV a small car also prices starting at 949,000 baht if your looking for something the size of a Yaris suggest you look at Neta V prices from 549,000 baht When you look at different models ask what the lead time is for delivery some models it will be a couple of weeks some models it may be 6-9 months

My understanding is this card isnt linked to your current/savings account you simply transfer money from your current/savings account when you want to use card, you can also set daily amounts for purchases or atm transfers yourself rather than having to contact bank, and you can disable/enable card yourself so if you don't have any planned purchases for a month simply disable card

another one for march 2023 is MG EP Facelift 2023, 100% electric car, expected to debut in this Thai Motor Show. https://www.autospinn.com/2023/02/mg-ep-2023-93862

Launch Date 23rd March at Motor Show

You know this is a public forum where anyone can post replies to any post none of posts state this post is for Dr Jack54 only if the op wants to send you a message for your attention only there is a PM facility for such purpose

The Op posted he had an onward flight into BKK Suvarnabhumi which clearly isn't an onward flight unless you plan to disagree with your own postings

Thats what i Posted

The airline will require you to provide proof of onward flight out of Thailand not inwards

I Personally wouldn't touch Huawie with a bargepole 2 much bloatware for my linking as for the speed of the A series 33 ,53 73 they seem to run fine as shown in many reviews. The op hasn't mentioned what is useage of the phone is going to be who knows maybe it will be just for making receiving calls and texts so speed is irrelevant

You should also check out A33 its virtually the same spec you can compared here https://droidsans.com/samsung-galaxy-a13-a23-a33-a53-a73-specs-compare/ or here https://www.samsung.com/nz/news/local/galaxy-a53-5g-and-galaxy-a33-5g-awesome-mobile-experiences-open-to-everyone/#:~:text=Galaxy A53 5G and Galaxy A33 5G support up to,five years of security updates. Samsung have stated they will offer 4 android os updates and 5 years of security updates from the year that the phone was released which was March 2022 so if you buy these models this year security updates until March 2027 https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/what-galaxy-devices-get-four-android-os-upgrades/ You can buy your samsung directly from Samsung here https://www.samsung.com/th/smartphones/galaxy-a/galaxy-a53-5g-awesome-blue-128gb-sm-a536elbgthl/buy/ Or there are shopping channels here such as Shopee and Lazada https://shopee.co.th/Samsung-Galaxy-A53-5G-(8-128GB)-i.83276818.14665118353?xptdk=a3b6016a-6eaa-4a51-be3c-b8ebfad3dd16 https://www.lazada.co.th/products/samsung-galaxy-a53-5g-8128gb-i3514346372-s13090298343.html?

Most dealers will want to see a down payment of approx 30% the uncertainty of your planned length would put the majority of lenders off if you mention it. If you look at the numbers at a car priced at 800,000 30% down is 240,000 baht leaving 560,000 plus XXX interest its unlikely that you will get 0% interest on a used car if assume 4% interest loan repayable over 24 months which would bring the balance to 604,800 baht 24 monthly payments of 25,200 Yes buying a car and selling it will be cheaper that rental But we have seen on this forum where people are stuck when selling their cars simply they are priced to high I noticed that Kinto does have 2 year contract on some used cars for example Toyota Corolla Cross 1.8 Sport (used car, good condition) is does limit no of km per year 25,000 km/year (you can increase that price increases at the same time) replacement car if car in for a service or waiting parts they pay for the servicing and car insurance for 2 years total cost 15,390 baht/month https://www.kinto-th.com/RegisterDetailStep1.aspx?ModelId_Selected=84 Yes when looking at brand new compact suv there not many below 1 million baht example Toyota Corolla Cross is priced between ฿989,000 - 1.2 Million Yes some people will say rental is a waste and I would agree if you were more clear about how long your planning to stay example if your planning to stay 3/4 years its a no brainer purchase will be the better option

Because if you had read the entire thread you would have seen a post where a member was suggesting that it would be a good idea for the UK to rejoin the Dublin Regulations which would be a werid step seeing that the EU to abolish Dublin regulation 2020 Speaking to the European Parliament in her annual State of the Union speech on Wednesday (16 September), European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed the EU executive wants to abolish the so-called ‘Dublin Regulation’ https://www.euractiv.com/section/justice-home-affairs/news/mandatory-relocation-still-point-of-contention-in-new-eu-migration-pact/

3. Even more strikingly, the Dublin Regulation inflow to the UK in the year 2018 was nearly six times the outflow. As the Home Office noted in February 2019: "There were 1,215 transfers into the UK under the Dublin Regulation. The majority (946) of these transfers came from Greece https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/briefing-paper/444/transfers-of-asylum-seekers-from-the-uk-under-the-dublin-system

Why don't you contact HMG and ask them yourself

The large numbers coming in by boat are using a loophole that allows them to stay without claiming asylum So even if the UK was still part of the Dublin agreement that agreement can't be used when people are claiming they to be trafficked https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/08/15/albanian-migrants-exploiting-modern-slavery-law-loophole-record/

Op should be aware in Thailand there are some cars that only have 2 air bags and they are for the front passengers only There are a number of cars that get a very high rating in the Euro NCAP unfortunately in most cases a different spec with some features are omitted when selling cars in Thailand Top Rank: What are the safest cars according to ASEAN NCAP? 2020 https://www.wapcar.my/news/top-rank-what-are-the-safest-cars-according-to-asean-ncap-7451 Kajang, Malaysia, 23 March 2022 – The New Car Assessment Program for Southeast Asian Countries (ASEAN NCAP) kicked start 2022 with the assessment of Toyota’s latest MPV model; the new Toyota Veloz. https://v4-web.aseancap.org/post/9150 The op doesn't say how old his children are but I would suggest do a search for an article that was published 2 days "Tragedy sees calls for child-safe cars" Toyota do offer a long term rental scheme no down payment you just made monthly payments and return the car at the end of the period https://www.kinto-th.com/Home.aspx

2 small for a family of four assuming they will travel for holidays "Storage space is tight inside the C-HR. Rear trunk space is about average for the class at 19 cubic feet. You can fold down the rear seats to access 37 cubic feet of capacity, but that https://cars.usnews.com/cars-trucks/toyota/c-hr/interior#:~:text=With 19.1 cubic feet of,tricky to stow heavy cargo.&text="Storage space is tight inside the C-HR.