The Potential of Thailand in Advancing the Classic Car EV Conversion Industry: A Transition Strategy
Warit Thammasiriroj,
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Chedthawut Poompipatpong,
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Puchong Khumpunja
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World Electric Vehicle Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 122 - 122
Published: Feb. 23, 2025
The
adoption
of
electric
vehicles
(EVs)
in
Thailand
has
been
growing
steadily.
This
research
study
investigated
the
Thai
automotive
industry
cluster
and
completed
an
analysis
EV
transition
to
create
a
domestic
industry,
its
social
environmental
impacts,
laws
supporting
EVs,
consumer
acceptance.
results
found
that
had
1.53
million
accounting
for
8.12%
all
2023.
significant
impact
on
Thailand’s
GDP,
highlighting
need
strategic
support
development
conversion
industry.
A
particular
focus
is
internal
combustion
engine
are
over
10
years
old.
These
debt-free
vehicles,
having
simpler
technology,
present
ideal
opportunity
modification
as
part
broader
strategy
prepare
sector
production
usage.
strong
legal
framework
supports
efforts
by
promoting
conversion.
country
already
major
manufacturing
hub,
ranked
11th
globally,
with
robust
parts
Additionally,
stock
older
classic
cars,
18.26%
2023
being
20
absence
restricting
vehicle
lifespan
further
facilitates
process.
measures
also
promote
economic
growth
industries
related
tax
incentives
designed
stimulate
these
sectors.
business
attracted
USD
300
investment
2023,
survival
rate
97.33%,
reflecting
continuous
year-on-year
growth.
developments
indicate
well
positioned
become
leading
hub
Southeast
Asia.
If
wants
grow
without
affecting
stakeholders,
those
involved
must
consider
following
issues
or
develop
strategy:
(1)
industry;
(2)
aspects
conversion;
(3)
EVs;
(4)
consumers
who
considering
Countries
similar
can
using
this
model
their
countries
well.
Language: Английский
Evaluation of Sustainable Behavior and Acceptance of Electric Public Transportation: A Perspective from the Philippines
Jill Angela C. Buenavista,
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Ardvin Kester S. Ong,
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Princess Jane Servas
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World Electric Vehicle Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 265 - 265
Published: June 17, 2024
Rapid
urbanization
has
exerted
pressure
for
development
on
public
transportation
infrastructure.
The
rise
in
population
driven
consumers
to
seek
efficient,
cost-effective,
and
environmentally
sustainable
transportation.
objective
of
this
study
was
assess
the
determinants
influencing
consumers’
behavioral
intention
acceptance
utilizing
electric
integrated
UTAUT2
theory
planned
behavior
underwent
a
higher-order
construct
using
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modeling
analysis
thoroughly
evaluate
key
factors
accept
utilized
55-item
questionnaire
distributed
438
respondents.
findings
indicated
that
domains
had
most
significant
effect,
with
hedonic
motivation
as
predominant
variable,
followed
by
effort
expectancy
performance
expectancy.
This
primary
factor
use
transportation,
highlights
importance
ensuring
user-friendly
convenient
experience
design
delivery
services.
Substantial
implications,
both
theoretical
practical,
are
also
posited.
Considering
impactful
variables,
deduced
government,
sectors,
vehicle
developers
should
place
increased
emphasis
enhancing
customers’
transport
manner.
Language: Английский
Consumer Segmentation and Market Analysis for Sustainable Marketing Strategy of Electric Vehicles in the Philippines
John Robin R. Uy,
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Ardvin Kester S. Ong,
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Danica Mariz B. De Guzman
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et al.
World Electric Vehicle Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(7), P. 301 - 301
Published: July 8, 2024
Despite
the
steady
rise
of
electric
vehicles
(EVs)
in
other
countries,
Philippines
has
yet
to
capitalize
on
its
proliferation
due
several
mixed
concerns.
Status,
socio-demographic
characteristics,
and
availability
have
been
main
concerns
with
purchasing
EVs
country.
Consumer
segmentation
analysis
for
EV
acceptance
utility
were
determined
this
study
need
understanding
consumer
preferences
market
towards
Philippines.
A
total
311
valid
responses
coming
from
owners
collected
through
purposive
snowball
sampling
approaches.
The
data
via
face-to-face
distribution
online
a
questionnaire
covering
demographic
characteristics
segmentation.
Demographic
such
as
gender,
age,
residence
type,
car
ownership,
income
used
identify
segments
using
K-means
clustering
approach.
Jupyter
Notebook
v7.1.3
was
overall
analysis,
number
clusters
optimized,
ensuring
precise
results
indicated
strong
correlation
between
ownership
ability
purchase
EVs,
where
effectively
identified
groups.
groupings
also
included
“Not
Capable
at
All”
“Highly
Capable”
individuals
based
their
likelihood
EVs.
Based
results,
core-value
customers
are
male,
older
than
55
years
old,
live
urban
areas,
own
vehicle
insurance,
monthly
more
PHP
130,000.
Following
those
high-value
customers,
considered
target
users
expected
use
frequently.
It
could
be
posited
that
frequent
purchasers
products
services.
aged
36–45
car,
100,001–130,000.
Both
these
should
highly
by
industries,
would
driving
constructed
provided
valuable
insights
industry,
academic
institutions,
policymakers,
offering
foundation
targeted
marketing
strategies
promoting
adoption
Moreover,
sustainable
developed
adopted
extended
among
developing
countries
wanting
adopt
utility.
Future
works
suggested
limitations
researchers
consider
extensions,
holistic
approach
considers
environmental,
social,
economic
factors,
well
policies
promotion
development.
Language: Английский