Thailand’s automotive sector is navigating a pivotal shift as it seeks to reconcile traditional manufacturing strengths with the demands of modern electric vehicle technology. The country, long a hub for global car production, faces growing pressure to adapt its supply chains and workforce to support the rising tide of EV production while maintaining its role as a key assembly base for conventional vehicles. Industry stakeholders are weighing the challenges of upgrading infrastructure and skills against the risks of falling behind in the global transition to cleaner transportation. With major automakers investing heavily in electrification, Thailand’s ability to balance legacy production with emerging tech will determine its future relevance in the automotive landscape.
Thailand’s Car Industry in Transition: Balancing Old and New Technologies fulcrum.sg
