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Thailand's EV Industry Faces Challenges Amid Subsidy Concerns - video
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Russian Tourist Drowns on Pattaya Beach, Early Morning
I look forward to reading similarly empathetic words upon your demise. Sooner rather than later........................ -
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Why do "little people" vote for their executioners?
More autocratic than the left-wingers? How so?🤣 How could they, since you don't know that? Nobody said anything about doing any such thing. You've merely sucked up an old Dem lie they always repeat every election. Left-wingers, however, have already ensured the bankruptcy of USA Social Security in about nine years.🙂 Utter nonsense. Well, you'll have to ask all those Kamala supporters. Many of them, such as teachers' unions, are paid off. Others believe the perennial lie that Dems are going to give them all that free stuff. So they don't mind if Biden spends their money, from the poor and working class, to bail out college kids to took out loans at private unis to major in gender studies, for example. Last Biden pardon of student loans could cost $600,000,000,000 WHY? Good question. Or spend all those billions on illegal migrant benefits or allow criminals and homeless to take over the inner cities, or allow drag queens to groom their kids. Or accept all that inflation their salaries haven't kept up with: Must be that like yourself they accept the DNC and their media propagandists' assurances that none of it is real, or, if it is, it's somehow Trump's fault.🤣 -
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Actually everything. Once the little war is over, and especially if the govt incentives end or aren't passed on the consumer, they'll all be raising their prices back to before the war. EV will be selling for original MSRP, or close to. With that, 2nd hand cars will be going up in price. The insured value of our MG ZS EV when first purchased was based on MSRP, without incentive of 240k baht. 1.189M baht vs 949k baht (purchase price). Insured value was 960k, 11k more than purchase price Same when we renewed the first year, just before the price war, and insured value again, was about same price of new ZS EV. 👍 Renewed couple months ago, and discount price of ZS EV (though never heard or read anyone actually buying one) was 599k, and new full price, was 829k, w/incentive. New insured value, dropped to 590k. Based on new price, with incentive now, depreciation now a bit more normal. about 15% a year. If new ZS EV went back to original MSRP of 1M plus, and no incentives, then 2nd hand prices would also go up. I would think. That should be across the board, ICEV & EV, as now less completion, so ICEVs would also get a boost. Our 2020 ZS (ICE) was 695k. In theory ... Incentives won't last forever, and they can't afford the price war for ever, as they can't be making much profit at these price. Especially the ICEVs, as still getting hit with excise tax, which runs about 25% of the car value, before added on. -
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Do Expats in Thailand Often Trade Western Wives for Younger Thai Women?
Got rid of my western wife long before arriving in Thailand -
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Thailand's EV Industry Faces Challenges Amid Subsidy Concerns - video
And your post show a total bias because you own one. Every time there is a negative EV post you come out with the same driffel.- 2
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Rama II Road Construction Halted for Safe New Year Travel
Yes, you can take your chances after the New Year............... -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
I think about three years, it’s best to forget about new models and incremental improvements unless they are imminent and this one is not The currency Sealion 7 is a stunning car
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