Thailands Automobilmarkt steigt 30% im April
Die Thai-Automarkt im April 2012 sah ein 30.5% Wachstum als Folge der neuen Pkw-Modelle und die schnelle Erholung der Automobilindustrie. Toyota Motors hat ergeben, dass die Auto-Markt insgesamt sah 87,788 Autos im April verkauft 2012, eine Erhöhung der 30.5% von dem des Vorjahres. More...
Auto-Teile-Anlagen bereit, volle Kapazität in Q2 wieder aufnehmen
Auto-Teile Produktionsstätten von der letztjährigen Mega-Hochwasser geschlossen wurde erwartet, dass wieder 100 Prozent operativen Kapazitäten im diesjährigen zweiten Quartal, nach dem Thai Autoparts Manufacturers Association More...
Honda to resume production in Thailand in March
Japanese automaker Honda will resume production at its Ayutthaya assembly plant, north of Bangkok, März, a top company executive said Wednesday. More...
Honda Thailand destroys 1,055 cars damaged in flooding
Honda Automobile (Thailand) began destroying the first lot of 1,055 passenger cars badly damaged in severe flooding at its car delivery centre at Rojana Industrial Park in Ayutthaya province, north of Bangkok. More...
Toyota to resume Thailand production by Nov 21st
Japanese automaker Toyota Motor says it will resume production in Thailand Nov 21, one month after severe flooding forced it to suspend operations, Japan’s NHK reported Thursday. More...
Thailand Flood to Disrupt Electronics Supply Chain
The catastrophic flooding in Thailand is affecting the production of several key end products, electronic parts and subsystems—most notably automobiles, car components, cameras, analog and discrete semiconductors, More...
Impact of Flooding in Thailand on Honda Operations
Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (HATC), the Honda automobile production subsidiary in Thailand (headquartered in the Rojana Industrial Park, Ayutthaya province) has suspended production since October 4, due More...
Ayutthaya submerged, Thailand’s automotive production stalled
The Factory Land Industrial Estate in Ayutthayas Wang Noi district, the last factory in Ayutthaya which had earlier survived flooding, has finally succumbed to flood Sunday. More...
Flooding to impact car production in Thailand
Toyota, Japan’s biggest automaker, announced on Wednesday that production at its three plants in Thailand has temporarily halted until Oct 15 due to severe flooding which has disrupted parts supply. More...
Thailand’s Auto Industry to be Center of the ASEAN Market
Strategic R&D and manufacturing investments from GM, Nissan and American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) have put Thailand at the forefront of the auto industry in ASEAN and international markets within the past More...
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