Bangkok Motor Show 2025 Set to Boost Thailand’s Thriving Auto Industry
Largest-ever edition showcases 54 global automakers, reinforcing Thailand’s position as a major automotive and EV hub.
The 46th Bangkok International Motor Show, set to take place from March 26 to April 6, 2025, at IMPACT Muang Thong Thani in Nonthaburi, is poised to be the largest in its history.
Organized by Grand Prix International Public Company Limited (GPI), the event underscores Thailand’s growing stature as a leading automotive hub in Southeast Asia.
A total of 54 automakers, including 41 car manufacturers and 13 motorcycle makers from Europe, the United States, and Asia, will showcase their latest innovations.
First-time exhibitors such as Zeekr, Omoda, Jaecoo, Chery, Kinggen, Juneyao, Riddara, and Geely highlight Thailand’s increasing attractiveness to international brands.
The event will also feature a dedicated 9,000-square-meter Forum Hall 4 exhibition space focused on electric vehicle (EV) parts and accessories from China, providing a significant opportunity for Thai distributors and suppliers to strengthen their presence in the fast-growing EV sector.
With Thailand already ranking among the top automotive production and export hubs in the region, this year’s Bangkok Motor Show is expected to drive further investment, boost local manufacturing, and support the nation’s transition toward next-generation vehicle technologies.
The show will run from March 26 to April 6, with extended public viewing hours, offering industry stakeholders and enthusiasts a comprehensive look at the future of mobility.
Organized by Grand Prix International Public Company Limited (GPI), the event underscores Thailand’s growing stature as a leading automotive hub in Southeast Asia.
A total of 54 automakers, including 41 car manufacturers and 13 motorcycle makers from Europe, the United States, and Asia, will showcase their latest innovations.
First-time exhibitors such as Zeekr, Omoda, Jaecoo, Chery, Kinggen, Juneyao, Riddara, and Geely highlight Thailand’s increasing attractiveness to international brands.
The event will also feature a dedicated 9,000-square-meter Forum Hall 4 exhibition space focused on electric vehicle (EV) parts and accessories from China, providing a significant opportunity for Thai distributors and suppliers to strengthen their presence in the fast-growing EV sector.
With Thailand already ranking among the top automotive production and export hubs in the region, this year’s Bangkok Motor Show is expected to drive further investment, boost local manufacturing, and support the nation’s transition toward next-generation vehicle technologies.
The show will run from March 26 to April 6, with extended public viewing hours, offering industry stakeholders and enthusiasts a comprehensive look at the future of mobility.
