The inaugural Future Mobility Thailand 2025 will take place this April 3 to 5, 2025 at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) in Bang Na, Bangkok, Thailand. Organized by the Thai Auto Parts Manufacturers Association (TAPMA), this B2B exhibition serves as a platform to showcase the capabilities of Thailand’s auto parts manufacturers while connecting the Thai automotive industry with international partners.
Supported by the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), Future Mobility Thailand 2025 will bring together auto parts manufacturers, electric vehicle (EV) technology developers, supply chain service providers, leading national research institutions, and investors from the global automotive industry to exchange ideas and explore business opportunities.
Mr. Suphot Sukphisarn, Deputy Secretary General of TAPMA, stated that Future Mobility Thailand 2025 marks a significant milestone for Thailand’s auto parts industry as it embraces emerging technologies, including electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs and PHEVs), autonomous vehicles, and connected vehicle technologies.
Currently, Thailand is the largest automotive and auto parts manufacturing base in ASEAN and ranks among the top 10 in the world, with an annual production capacity of over 1.9 million vehicles. By 2024, automotive and auto parts exports are expected to contribute 12 percent of Thailand’s GDP, with an export value exceeding 1.02 trillion baht.
Mr. Swaek Prakitritanon, Vice President of Foreign Affair Department at TAPMA emphasized that this event is a crucial opportunity for Thai auto parts manufacturers to strengthen their global presence, as Thailand is already an essential global auto parts production hub with over 1,800 manufacturers capable of developing technologies aligned with future industry trends.
Thailand’s auto parts supply chain includes 1,686 manufacturers, comprising 476 Tier 1 suppliers and over 1,210 Tier 2 to 3 suppliers. The country has a fully integrated supply chain, from raw materials to manufacturing and exports, and serves as a production base for more than 30 leading global automotive brands.
Thailand is well-positioned to become the leading EV market in ASEAN, driven by rapid EV adoption, particularly with Chinese automakers setting up production bases in Thailand.
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