Thailand to raise excise tax on CBU EVs to 35% from Jan 1, 2027 – move encourages investment, local production
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Photo: Paul Tan's Automotive News Paul Tan's Automotive News·News·EN·3 Nov, 14:46 MYTThailand to raise excise tax on CBU EVs to 35% from Jan 1, 2027 – move encourages investment, local production
According to a report by Bangkok Post , Thailand’s cabinet today approved an increase in the excise tax on fully-imported (CBU) electric vehicles (EVs) to 35% from 10%. The country’s finance minister, Ekniti Nitithanprapas, said this was part of a new tax structure aimed at…
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