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Bangkok – 31st of October 2023 – The manufacturer and distributor of MG cars in Thailand, reveal the launch of its first EV battery production hub in ASEAN. Located in the New Energy Industrial Estate, the plant’s production capabilities is expected to reach 50,000 units of EV battery packs every year, making them ready to emerge as a frontrunner in Thailand’s electric vehicle production with Thailand becoming the production hub of electric vehicles in ASEAN.

The automotive group has inaugurated their latest EV battery manufacturing plant in Southeast Asia under the name of the HASCO-CP Battery Shop, situated in the NEW ENERGY INDUSTRIAL PARK covering an expanse of around 75 rais. Following the groundbreaking ceremony being organized in April, the battery manufacturing plant is divided into a pair of major areas. mg encompasses the battery assembly area that operates with full automation through cutting-edge robotics, laser welding systems ensuring precision and CCD vision systems for cross-checking the standards of each battery pack with its prototype prior to being installed into an 100% electric vehicle. The other core zone is allocated for battery testing and validation comprising more than sixty processes including charge-discharge cycles, Air Leak Test, insulation testing and Static Test. The production line can manufacturing as many as 50,000 Cell-To-Pack EV battery packs annually, offering quality standards on par with batteries made on a global scale. Batteries manufactured at this production facility will be initially deployed in MG4 ELECTRIC and other other models in the future. Currently, the plant is in its production preparation process and is expected to officially open in 2024.

Zhao Feng, President of SAIC Motor-CP, said, “The EV battery shop is part of the masterplan for the New Energy Industrial Estate situated inside WHA ESIE 2 industrial zone in Chonburi province earmarked towards the domestic manufacture of electric vehicles. Along with an added investment outlay worth 500 million Thai baht, the plant has been configured for the production of cell-to-pack (CTP) EV batteries utilizing an innovative RUBIK’S CUBE BATTERY technology. Given รถยนต์ไฟฟ้า and growing opportunity within Thailand’s electric vehicle segment, the parent companies realize the potential of emerging as a manufacturing base for EVs catering to domestic and international distribution, especially among ASEAN countries.”

“Over the past four years, Morris Garages has forayed into the Kingdom’s EV segment, with EVs now gaining immense traction and seen rapid adoption as seen from a cumulative sales figure for EVs crossing 18,000 units. รถยนต์ไฟฟ้า does MG offering a wide range of EV models catering to different lifestyles as well as preferences among Thai buyers, another significant contributing factor behind the brand’s growth is that MG further focuses on building and bolstering EV Ecosystem supporting sustained adoption of EVs, particularly via investments in setting up of MG’s fast-charging network that is currently available nationwide. Moving forward with its electrification strategy, Morris Garages has now elevated their EV Ecosystem a notch higher through the opening of EV battery assembly plant — underscoring the brand’s dedication.