More Chinese electric vehicle makers are heading into Southeast Asia, hoping to emulate predecessor BYD’s success, but their compatriot’s dominance in the market poses a challenge to their ambitions.
Several of these new players showed off their offerings at the opening ceremony of Thailand International Motor Expo near Bangkok on November 29.
Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) unveiled five EV models under its Aion brand, in particular touting the Y Plus sport utility vehicle, with its 500-kilometer standard range, advanced driver-assistance system and THB 970,000 (USD 28,000) price…
