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Top 10 best-selling car brands in Thailand eye 2024 growth
Top 10 best-selling car brands in Thailand eye 2024 growth
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2024
The Thai automotive industry saw a slight downturn in 2023, with total car sales reaching 775,780 units – a 9% decrease from the previous year, while commercial vehicle sales experienced a significant drop of 17%, the passenger car segment witnessed a 10% increase, totalling 292,505 units sold.Ora Good Cat EV becomes first Chinese brand to be assembled in Thailand
Ora Good Cat EV becomes first Chinese brand to be assembled in Thailand
SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 2024
Automaker Great Wall Motors (GWM) has started assembling the Ora Good Cat electric vehicle (EV) — the first Chinese brand to be made in Thailand — with the first units set to be delivered this month.Chinese brands kick off at World Cup
Chinese brands kick off at World Cup
SUNDAY, JULY 08, 2018
Chinese firms have seized the opportunity to use the Fifa World Cup in Russia as a springboard for marketing their brands to hundreds of thousands of football fans attending the matches and millions of people watching the tournament on TV around the world.Chinese brands increasingly global: research firm
Chinese brands increasingly global: research firm
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2018
Chinese brands are increasingly becoming global and their growth has become a “standout” story, sadi David Haigh, the chief executive officer of market research firm Brand Finance.How brand endorsers fashion lucrative careers on the Web
How brand endorsers fashion lucrative careers on the Web
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2017
AT 6 AM, Yang Xia, 26, is already up and about, complete with attractive makeup, ready to roll for yet another hectic 12-hour work day to turbocharge new-age Chinese brands.Chinese brands are winning global acceptance
Chinese brands are winning global acceptance
SUNDAY, JULY 12, 2015
Two years ago I wrote a column on "Where are the Chinese brands?"
This was after an article in The New York Times claimed that Chinese companies were terrible at branding, mainly for cultural reasons such as the lack of a capitalistic instinct.