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answer: no ... neither a porsche, ferrari, lamborghini, mb or even a transam ... but it is nice to have it ...

i think that the outdoor photo of the "refreshed" byd seal is more likely a fake, just for more "clickbait" ...

first i thought one word is missing in the headline ... hit by a honda wave ... sorry, my bad!

ask children was more of a literally question, because they cannot defend themselves against the toxic air ... no one blames this single farmer is the cause of the air pollution. in thailand there most be thousands of people who are doing illegal burnings. in comparison there are (and will be) millions who are directly negative affected by the burning ... btw. for some people on this forum english is not they first language ... to judge people seems so easy ...

why don't you adress this questions to the people who are most affected by the burning? as the people who have no choice than to breath the toxic air, especially infants, children, older people or people with existing heath issues ... more and more thai people have enough and get angry about the illegal burning, they are suffering now more than 10 years ... they demand immediately action and do not need empty promises or a useless committees ... surprisingly some foreigner think differently: helping the criminal farmers to have not to go "the extra mile" to get an income is more important than a immediately and strictly enforcement of the illegal burning law!

my apologies for the wrong spelling, i am not used to write a text on the cellphone ... my fingers are also simple too fat 😔 😔

i was positive surprised about the quality of the interior from the deepal l07 / s07. but the specs for a sporty looking car are rather modest! the rear lights of the deepal do look in my opinion very wired, i don't like it at all. if you have the opportunity have closer look at it, than you probably will see what i mean .... i do agree with you, most of the crossover suv's are looking very similar, including the byd sea lion, the byd song l or the denza n7. i think some exceptions are the zeekr 001 and the avatr 11 ... if i had to decide today, the byd seal performance would be my first choice: timeless design, a lot of fun to drive and a unbeatable price package. but i personally do prefer a crossover or suv, therefore the bad sea lion is a car i am interested in ...

the burning does destroy the nature, the health of people and therefore it is illegal ... facts as simple as it is. so you call that "oversimplified and no true understanding of the issue", just to find some reason to justify the burning and blaming others ... no one force them to burn the fields, the forest, the rubbish! i don't have any sympathy if the all get sick and miserable ... but I feel sorry for they own and other children, they will suffer the most and will have to pay the price in the future because of the reckless and selfish burning ...

everyone who is poor can do illegally activity and harming other people? a hungry person should be allowed to steal food or to robbery other people? to be poor gives you a free pass ...? i do agree, in thailand they poor people should get much more support ... but to let them get away with burning and destroying others health is for sure not the right way ... probably the farmers have the same mindset as you, they don't care about others as long they can do a shortcut for "easier" money ... btw. they are many farmers who do not burn the fields ... so it seems to be possible without burning to do farming!

do i understand you right? the health of thousands of people are less worth than the farmers income? do you think it's ok if a chemical factory let the toxic waste into the next river, because that is the much cheaper way to do things and it gives every factory worker an income ... you defend farmers who are selfish, reckless, greedy and responsible for health issues and death of many people ... you defend illegal burning because you think the farmers have the rights of an "easier" income ... it should be a human right to breath no toxic air and to drink no toxic water ... what do you think?

three weeks ago at the motor show, i had a closer look at the byd sealion 07. the car doesn't look as sporty and vibe as the bwd seal, however i find it to be one of the better looking suv's. unfortunately, all the doors were locked and the windows were tinted dark black. despite that, it was still possible to see that the car was a right-hand drive model! the interior of the byd sealion 07 appears to be different from the byd seal, as shown in the video below.

according to the tesla website, the tesla superchargers in thailand are not (jet) accessible to other electric vehicles. seeing tesla's strategy in thailand since introduced, i believe this policy is unlikely to change in the near future. https://www.tesla.com/en_th/support/supercharging-other-evs

by the way, since you're reducing your loan monthly, your effective interest rate is closer to 4% rather than only 2% ...

that would surprise me... but it would make sense ... in many countries around the world tesla chargers are open to other evs...

a good read, with some interesting thoughts ... https://electrek.co/2024/04/15/tesla-lays-off-more-than-10-of-its-global-workforce/

but what he would need most is a new face and also to change his attitudes ... 🙃

do you have a bad day?

btw, i am against this kind of subsidies for electricity ... i was expecting this question, thank you khunla. i think this is more of a populist measure to support the poor and get in return they blind support for this (corrupt) government! the subsidy is maybe 50 (?) satang per unit, if a poor family spends 150 units per month, this saves them 75 baht! does this help? hardly! on the other hand, some poor thais spend their last money on 2 lottery tickets for 160 baht ... isn't it more sensible to find a way to support the poor sustainably ... just giving money is not sustainable ...

i think most bev users do use more than 300 units per month, they won't benefit from this subsidy! for example: if a bev user drives an average of 30 km, that's 900 km/month x 175 w/km = 157 units. a modest household with minimal usage of aircon uses about 150 units or more per month. together, the usage is already over 300 units ... btw, i am against this kind of subsidies for electricity ...

the key for toni's comeback deal was his connection to the man in charge ... i'm not sure if the man in charge would agree to another doggy deal with the red bull family ...

I found this article (2021) about this guy ... a few things sounds very fishy ... https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/society/boredom-in-switzerland-leads-to-an-elephant-refuge-in-thailand/47207918

i know it's early morning ... please stay on the topic Electric Vehicles in Thailand!!!!

i am not defending the swiss guy ... but if "david" would be thai, what would be the punishment? should the law not be the same for everyone?

the shinawatra family hasn't changed they attitudes in the last 20 years ... they still behave and act as being above the law and they can do whatever they want! it seems really true, khun toni is protected by the one person in charge ... desgasting punch of people ... the poor have to suffer and the rich are using the corrupt and injustice system shameless for they own advantage ...

no 😔