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Top Trending EV Cars in Thailand

CharlieH
CharlieH
in Thailand Motor Discussion

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Neta no way going to stay in that list anymore.

Neta failed the NCAP test really bad getting 0 Stars! It's a dead trap: https://soyacincau.com/2024/12/09/neta-v-zero-star-asean-ncap-safety-rating/

 

Basically, from the NCAP report all safety features are badly implemented, even the seat belt is terribly lacking important features.

the steel strength is also really poor, causing the driver and passengers to certainly die on any medium front collision at moderate speeds.

 

The BYD dolphin cost just a tiny more and got 5 stars in the NCAP test, here is one done for Brazil getting really decent score  https://carnewschina.com/2024/12/20/byd-dolphin-became-the-safest-chinese-car-in-latin-america/

 

 

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  • mfd101
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    So, people are still surprised that the Chinese can produce anything of quality & high tech?   Wake up, people. The world as you knew it has mostly disappeared.

  • khunphil
    khunphil

    Trending ? I am surprised ad I did not see many of those EV cars on the roads ... or maybe around Bangkok ? I saw many Neta / Atto3 / Ora / MG4, and they are not in this listing. Or trending means "

  • scorecard
    scorecard

    BYD vehicles (not mentioned above) are very popular in Chiang Mai with good reports, you can see BYD cars on the roads here in CM. 

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