Thailand to Explain Revised EV Import Tax to Japanese Automakers
Thailand will visit Japan in November to explain its revised electric vehicle (EV) import tax rate of 35%, effective January 2027, to six major Japanese automakers. The move aims to encourage domestic production and job creation.
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