BYD has produced a total of 59,694 electric vehicles to fulfill the EV 3.0 policy requirements, covering both domestic sales and exports after importing 39,030 vehicles from China to sell in Thailand.
Mr. Yu Pin Ke, General Manager of BYD Auto (Thailand) Co., Ltd., said they have driven Thailand's automotive industry by producing electric vehicles to fully meet the EV 3.0 policy criteria, both for domestic sales and for export abroad.
Additionally, they have continuously invested in automotive manufacturing plants to establish a regional production base—not only to assure domestic consumers but also to build Thailand's reputation globally, showcasing the high-quality vehicles made by skilled Thai workers.
Mr. Prathanwong Pornprapa, CEO of the Revo Group, stated that Revo will collaborate with BYD Thailand to deliver advanced technology-packed vehicles to Thai consumers. He added they are ready to demonstrate that vehicles produced by BYD’s Thailand factory meet international quality standards, as proven by export certifications and consumer acceptance.
Statistics on vehicle imports from China and production to meet the EV 3.0 policy:
- Imported 39,030 electric vehicles from China to sell in Thailand during 2022–2023.
- Produced electric vehicles in Thailand during 2024–2025. Considering that exported vehicles count as 1.5 times production for compensation, the company has fully met the quota with a total of 59,694 units.
- BYD Thailand will export 10,250 vehicles in 2025 to countries in Europe, ASEAN, and Oceania.
The BYD Thailand factory was established to produce new energy vehicles for domestic sales and exports. It is BYD’s first factory outside China, with a maximum production capacity of 150,000 units per year. Currently, the group has invested about 35.925 billion baht in Thailand and employs 6,100 workers, approximately 92% of whom are Thai nationals.