At the Thailand International Motor Expo 2025, the event is more than halfway through, reporting 28,254 car bookings from November 28 to December 4, underscoring strong consumer engagement.

Rever Automotive, BYD’s Thai distributor, says these are the year's lowest prices and cautions that prices will rise after Motor Expo 2025, especially for remaining stock or new production under the EV 3.5 scheme.

Demand for mid-range electric vehicles in Thailand is surging, with models priced between 400,000 and 700,000 baht driving interest, led by the Geely EX2 (starting around 399,900 baht) and popular picks like BYD Dolphin, JEACOO 5, MG4, and ORA Good Cat.

Toyota currently leads expo bookings with 4,808, followed by BYD, Honda, GAC, MG, and Geely, illustrating a competitive field among top brands.

Stock is tightening for popular BYD models, with fewer than 100 units available in some cases, including the Thailand-built ATTO 3 Premium at 629,900 baht and imported SEAL Premium at 899,900 baht, as well as SEAL AWD Performance at 999,900 baht.