Mitsubishi this weekend revealed the facelifted Mirage hatchback and Attrage sedan ahead of their debuts in Thailand next week.…
The Thai capital of Bangkok is arguably one of the top Southeast Asian getaways with its rich culture, pulsating nocturnal colonies, and mouth-watering cuisine, not to mention the vehicular traffic which can rival our own Edsa gridlock.…
GENERAL Motors’ first diesel engine plant in Thailand and Southeast Asia has now produced more than 500,000 turbocharged diesel engines, all of which fitted to Chevrolet Colorado and Trailblazer models. GM Powertrain Thailand started its operations on…
BANGKOK— Experts see bright prospects for electric vehicles (EV) in Thailand with all concerned agencies pursuing the government’s goal of getting 1.2 million units on the road by 2036. There are many reasons and data behind the…
BANGKOK–In a scene straight out of a television drama, a woman driving a brand-new Toyota Fortuner chased a Mercedes Benz carrying her husband and his mistress to confront them and ended up crashing into four vehicles in…
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has developed the world’s first mass-production automobile assembly line with a main line that incorporates a flowing cell production system. Here’s the news from Honda: Honda has named this original assembly line the ARC Line…
DUSTY, hot, and muddy. Bikes catching big, air and mud spewing about. A carved up dirt track. A full on assault on the senses, and pure unadulterated adrenaline rush. This is the world of Motocross GP Racing.…
FORD recently organized its second annual Technical Skills Competition held at the Ford VP Auto Enterprise service center in Bangkok, Thailand, helping to build on its commitment to deliver a world-class customer service experience to its customers…
Even as Thailand’s political future remains murky, its auto industry is still seemingly firing on all cylinders. The latest addition to its formidable production is Nissan’s second production plant in Thailand. The new plant will be a…
Traffic cones are usually given a wide berth by motorists, and sometimes ignored, but before Thailand’s army took over the government, the country’s protest movement had given rise to a new term in the political lexicon: the…
