Thailand's EV Tax Hike May Spur Buying Spree Amid Subsidy Extension Hopes
Thailand's government is reportedly considering an increase in taxes on electric vehicles (EVs), potentially triggering a buying spree before the hikes take effect. The extension of EV subsidies is also a key point of focus.
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