Thailand’s EV Association Appoints New Leadership
The Electric Vehicle Association of Thailand has elected Suroj Sangsanit, vice president of SAIC Motor-CP, as its new president, succeeding Krisda Utamote. His two-year term begins on July 13, 2024. Key initiatives under his leadership include enhancing workforce skills, supporting government carbon neutrality goals, and expanding EV infrastructure.
The Electric Vehicle Association of Thailand (EVAT) has elected Suroj Sangsanit, vice president of SAIC Motor-CP, as its new president, succeeding Krisda Utamote.
His two-year term begins on July 13, 2024.
EVAT, a non-profit organization with over 390 members from various sectors, aims to promote and develop EV technology in Thailand.
Key initiatives include enhancing workforce skills, supporting government carbon neutrality goals, attracting foreign investment, and expanding EV infrastructure, such as charging stations.
EVAT works closely with the Board of Investment and the Thai Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association to achieve these goals.
His two-year term begins on July 13, 2024.
EVAT, a non-profit organization with over 390 members from various sectors, aims to promote and develop EV technology in Thailand.
Key initiatives include enhancing workforce skills, supporting government carbon neutrality goals, attracting foreign investment, and expanding EV infrastructure, such as charging stations.
EVAT works closely with the Board of Investment and the Thai Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association to achieve these goals.
