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Monthly report · November 2025

EVs took 25.9% of Thailand’s new cars in November 2025, the highest share since June

Fully electric cars made up 25.9% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in November 2025 (10,351 of 39,921), the highest share since June 2025 (27.1%).

25.9%

of new passenger cars registered in November were fully electric

EVs registered

10,351

of 39,921 new cars

vs October

+7.8%

more EVs registered

Fully electric share of new passenger cars registered in Thailand, by month, to November 2025Source: Department of Land Transport ↗

The month in numbers

November 2025, figure by figure

EVs registered
10,351Fully electric passenger cars, new registrations
All new passenger cars
39,921Every new RY.1 car registered, any fuel
EV share
25.9%More than 1 in 4 new cars
EVs vs October
+7.8%9,602 EVs that month · share 23.3%
EVs vs November 2024
—No figures for November 2024: our series begins in January 2025
January–November 2025
104,528EVs so far this year · share 21.3%
Highest share so far
27.1%June 2025 · our series begins in January 2025
Short of one in three
7.4 ptsPercentage points below 33.3%

Around the month

Policy and market events around November 2025

Subsidy changes and market-wide events from evchu’s event log, dated in November 2025 or the 45 days before it began. They are listed for their timing only: evchu does not say they caused the month’s figures.

  1. In NovemberPolicy

    80% annual road-tax discount for BEV expires

Every month

The series to November 2025

Fully electric passenger cars registered in Thailand each month, against all new passenger cars, newest first
MonthEVsAll new carsEV sharevs prev.
Nov 2025 · This report10,35139,92125.9%+7.8%
Oct 20259,60241,15923.3%+2.1%
Sep 20259,40043,27121.7%−0.3%
Aug 20259,43141,32522.8%−5.0%
Jul 20259,92445,48121.8%−23.1%
Jun 202512,90647,67827.1%+9.1%
May 202511,82749,02824.1%+94.1%
Apr 20256,09240,73415.0%−19.5%
Mar 20257,57045,74116.5%+48.7%
Feb 20255,09141,19712.4%−58.7%
Jan 202512,33455,92322.1%—

“vs prev.” is the change in EVs registered on the month before. Every share and change is worked out from the counts, as on /ev-sales, and stands as it was when this report was published.

Download every month (CSV)DLT registration statistics ↗The full series on evchu →

Best sellers

The best-selling EVs in November 2025

  1. 01Jaecoo J5 EV2,001 registered
  2. 02BYD Dolphin741 registered
  3. 03BYD Atto 3660 registered
  4. 04MG4 Electric659 registered
  5. 05Aion UT499 registered
  6. 06GWM Ora Good Cat494 registered
  7. 07Jaecoo J6 EV486 registered
  8. 08Deepal S05442 registered
  9. 09Omoda C5 EV336 registered
  10. 10MGS5 EV293 registered

Source: DLT first registrations by model (open data), matched to evchu’s catalogue.

By brand

November 2025 by brand

  1. Jaecoo2 models24.6%2,487 EVs
  2. BYD5 models18.6%1,881 EVs
  3. MG8 models12.5%1,265 EVs
  4. Aion4 models8.8%888 EVs
  5. Deepal4 models5.5%558 EVs
  6. GWM2 models5.3%538 EVs
  7. Tesla2 models3.9%390 EVs
  8. Omoda1 model3.3%336 EVs
  9. 23 other brands17.6%1,781 EVs

Registrations summed by brand from the 71 models in DLT’s figures by model that evchu matched to its catalogue, 10,124 EVs in all. That is 97.8% of the 10,351 EVs in DLT’s monthly total for November 2025.

Each share is of these models only, not of the whole market.

Movers

The biggest moves from October 2025 to November 2025, among models in both months

From DLT’s figures by model for both months, compared across the 66 models with a count in both. 10 models in only one month are left out: missing from a table is not the same as none registered.

Percentages are given where the earlier month had at least 100.

About this story

Written by evchu from the Department of Land Transport's monthly registration figures. The figures cover the whole month; the best-seller ranking can come from an earlier month, and says which.

Published Corrected

How evchu collects its data
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