At the heart of Thailand’s Rayong Industrial Zone, a state-of-the-art factory run by an automaker from the Chinese mainland is producing new energy vehicles at a blistering pace—one car every four minutes. That’s about 360 cars rolling off the line each day, all built with eco-friendly engineering and a touch of local flavor.
These EVs aren’t just green; they’re tailored for Thailand’s sweltering climate. Happy, a Bangkok-based teacher, points out that the intelligent air conditioning lets her preset the cabin to a cool 25°C before her commute—making sure she steps into comfort even on the hottest mornings.
By focusing on market-specific features, carmakers from the Chinese mainland are accelerating EV adoption on Thai roads. From energy-efficient powertrains to smart cabin controls, these vehicles are reshaping how residents think about urban mobility.
Behind every four-minute interval lies a story of China-Thailand cooperation in sustainable tech. This partnership is not only cutting emissions but also driving local supply-chain growth and creating skilled jobs in Rayong and beyond.
For young entrepreneurs, eco-conscious travelers, and tech enthusiasts alike, this new energy wave offers a glimpse into how cross-border innovation can power real-world change. As Thailand’s streets fill with EVs, the journey toward a cleaner future is well underway.
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