Thailand upbeat on EV industry, expects more foreign investment


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BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Energy Ministry’s Energy Policy and Planning Office (Eppo) is confident that Thailand will achieve its goal of becoming an electric vehicle manufacturing hub in the Asean region.

Wattanapong Kurovat (pic, second let), Eppo’s director-general, said on Sunday (Nov 27) that the National Electric Vehicle Policy Committee recently launched a clear-cut policy to make Thailand into a regional battery electric vehicle (BEV) manufacturing hub.

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