Issanman

There is a Cybertruck page on the Tesla Thailand website. Lots of information there, but up to now, there is no option to order one. With Thailand being a huge market for pickup trucks, the Cybertruck will likely be available here later.

One major difference is the presence of an actual upper triple-tree on the forks. If you look under the fork plastic, you can see the Waves and Finns only have the lower, no upper. Papa come down to Phuket. I will let you blast around on my Suzuki and feel the difference.

It's on the Yamaha Thai website now at 64,900฿.

I received the same email, so I went into my Wise app to read the notifications, but all they wanted from me was to verify my Thai address. I did that and now they are happy again. No other questions at all. I normally send $1000US each time. Never more than that. Once or twice a month.

I already have a slightly modified Suzuki Raider J Crossover. It's pure fun. But I will be paying attention to the Yamaha PG-1 for sure.

The prices on that page are listed in Canadian $.

At Nong Khai, you can take the bus to Ban Phaeng. From there you can get a bus to Nakhon Phanom. I am sorry, but I do not know the bus schedule.

That would be nice, but I think I would rather have the light rail system that goes from Chalong circle to the airport via downtown Phuket city. ????

The new updated Tesla Model 3 "Highland" version is now available for order in five different colors on the Thai Tesla website:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/NzFw79FCw1rNZmLe7

The storage space being much larger on the Lead 125 is partly due to the 10 inch rear wheel. Twelve inch on the front. The Click has 14 inch front and rear. Larger wheels work better for the many bumpy roads in Thailand.

I have 2 Hisense 4K TVs and a Hisense fridge. Everything is working great. Bought on Lazada from the Hisense store. Hisense prices are very competitive. Worth checking out.

The first car to exceed 60 mph was an electric car in 1899. The EVs are also 100+ year old tech. So what is your point?

Are any western countries blocking Russian tourists?

Update on the abandoned cars:

China-led EV boom in Thailand threatens Japan's grip on key market

Does anyone know of a streaming service that would allow one in Thailand to watch the Turner Classic Movie cable channel? It is available on Sling but for some reason Sling does not like my NordVPN. So I cannot even subscribe to it.

Tesla does not sell homes. Tiny or otherwise.

I posted it because it was a brand new review that seemed relevant to this thread as the Dolphin is one of the models under discussion. But it did seem that he was only comparing the specs without having a car. My personal opinion is that everyone should buy Teslas. They are actually very cost competitive, even in Thailand. A very good friend loaned me a Tesla Model X P100D for a week while I was in Florida. I'm a believer. Full disclosure: I own shares of Tesla stock.

Buy TSLA and hold. That's all you need to know.

World-class exposition venues require world-class infrastructure.