Thai Automotive Industry

Tata Motors, India's largest carmaker by revenue, is preparing to sell buses and trucks in Thailand amid tough competition in...

oyota Motor Corp will delay resuming operations in Thailand for 10 days due to parts shortages caused by record floods in the country, with a planned restart on November 21st.

In response to the significant flooding in Thailand in 2011, Toyota Thailand has been proactive in fortifying its manufacturing facilities...

The government should focus on the flood situation before talking about rehabilitation plans for businesses, says Toyota Motor Thailand (TMT)....

Thailand's the worst flooding in half a century has forced a number of parts makers and Japanese manufacturers to halt...

California-based Western Digital, the world's largest hard-disk drive (HDD) maker, expects its exports from Thailand will decrease by 40% this...

The automobile industry remains fundamentally strong and would recover in full strength from the floods that disrupted the supply chain,...

The government yesterday kicked off the first-car scheme amid the chaos of flooding in the central provinces even as car...

Ford has pledged to purchase nearly $2 billion or 60 billion baht per year worth of locally made parts once...

The government is considering expanding the coverage of both first-home and first-car buyers tax programmes. The cabinet is likely to...