Competition in the electric vehicle market is increasing. According to the leaked information, Tesla will establish a Gigafactory in Thailand and Canada.
Tesla in the last quarter of 2021 310,000 units He broke the all-time record by delivering automobiles. Despite the chip crisis and the pandemic process, the company, which did not have problems in production, rolled up its sleeves to be able to produce in different countries.
Tesla begins Gigafactory work for Thailand and Canada
According to DataforThai, Tesla’s Thai company was founded and categorized for “sales of new motor vehicles in the form of passenger cars, pickup trucks, pickup trucks, and similar small cars.” Tesla established his company in April 2022 at the office he rented at All Seasons Place 87 M Thai Tower in Bangkok.
Tesla has recently started posting job postings for its Bangkok location. The job posting for the business development manager position was published recently. According to Tesla, this role will lead policy and business development activities across Thailand.
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In the job posting for the business development manager, “This individual will monitor all political, legal and regulatory activities in Thailand and will advocate for Tesla on matters affecting our operations and growth in the region. This person will communicate directly with government officials and policy makers about current and future policies and regulations affecting our business in this region.” statements are included.
Looking at the types of jobs advertised, it is predicted that Tesla will open a sales and service center in Bangkok. Tesla has also applied to sell not only its electric vehicles, but also solar and battery products.
As of now Tesla’s map shows that Thailand does not have Supercharger in the area. However, this is thought to change once Tesla becomes fully operational in Thailand.
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