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What changed in Thailand’s EV market, from evchu’s own data

evchu writes these from data it collects itself: list prices, registrations, launches and press coverage. Every figure is from the day it happened, and none of it is rewritten from a press release.

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    EVs fell to nearly 1 in 9 new cars in Thailand in February 2026

    Fully electric cars made up 11.0% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in February 2026 (4,790 of 43,589), down from 47.5% in January; February tends to run low after January’s year-end registrations.

    11.0%EV share of new cars · February 2026

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    Nearly half of new cars in Thailand were electric in January 2026

    Fully electric cars made up 47.5% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in January 2026 (40,465 of 85,100), the highest share since our series began in January 2025; January tends to run high, as many year-end sales are registered after New Year.

    47.5%EV share of new cars · January 2026

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    EVs fell to nearly 1 in 8 new cars in Thailand in February 2025

    Fully electric cars made up 12.4% of new passenger cars registered in Thailand in February 2025 (5,091 of 41,197), down from 22.1% in January; February tends to run low after January’s year-end registrations.

    12.4%EV share of new cars · February 2025

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