Thai domestic car sales jump 25.81% y/y in January -Breaking
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – Visitors gather at displays in the middle of a presentation during the 37th Bangkok International Motor Show, Bangkok, Thailand on March 22, 2016. File photo. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom/FilesBANGKOK, (Reuters) – Domestic vehicle sales rose by 25.81% to 69.455 units in January, compared with a year ago, thanks to an easing of coronavirus restrictions and government support. This was according the Federation of Thai Industries, which released its Thursday report.
Comparable to December’s 17.2% drop year-on-year.
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