Thailand is set to increase import taxes on battery electric vehicles (BEVs) starting next month, marking a significant shift in its automotive policy. The move aims to bolster domestic production and reduce reliance on foreign-made electric cars amid growing global competition. Industry analysts suggest the decision could impact consumer prices and market dynamics as Thailand adjusts its strategy toward sustainable mobility. Automakers and traders are closely monitoring how the new tariffs will reshape supply chains and trade flows in the region.
Thailand plans to hike import taxes on BEVs in January Just Auto
