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The Thai capital – 31st of October twenty twenty-three – The manufacturer and distributor of MG cars in Thailand, announce the inauguration of their inaugural EV battery production hub in ASEAN. Situated at the New Energy Industrial Estate, the factory’s manufacturing capacity are projected to hit fifty thousand units of batteries every year, making the company prepared to emerge as a frontrunner in the Kingdom’s electric vehicle production and for the nation to serve as the production hub for EVs across Southeast Asia.

SAIC Motor-CP has inaugurated its new electric vehicle battery production facility in Southeast Asia dubbed the HASCO-CP Battery Shop, situated at the New Energy Industrial Estate covering an expanse of approximately 75 rai. Following the groundbreaking ceremony being organized this past April, the EV battery manufacturing plant is divided into two major areas. The primary area is the battery assembly line that operates fully automated through cutting-edge robotics, Laser Welding for accuracy as well as Charge Coupled Device (CCD) to cross-check the standards of battery against a prototype before its installation into an all-electric car. The other core zone is designated to battery standard testing comprising more than 60 processes including Charge & Discharge, air leak detection, insulation testing as well as Static Test. This manufacturing line is capable of manufacturing up to fifty thousand cell-to-pack EV battery packs per year, with the quality equivalent to those produced on a global scale. Batteries manufactured at this production facility will be initially deployed on the MG4 EV as well as other models going forward. Currently, the plant is undergoing production preparation process and is expected to officially open next year.

Zhao Feng, President at the automotive group, stated, “The EV battery shop represents a key element in the development plan for the NEW ENERGY INDUSTRIAL PARK located within the WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate 2 (WHA ESIE 2) in Thailand’s Chonburi designated for the domestic production of electric vehicles. With the additional investment budget of 500 million baht, the factory has been configured for the production of Cell-To-Pack (CTP) electric vehicle battery packs utilizing the new cube battery design. With the robust growth as well as growing opportunity within Thailand’s EV market, the parent companies recognize the potential to become a manufacturing base for electric vehicles catering to local and export markets, especially among ASEAN countries.”

“Since 2019, MG has penetrated the Kingdom’s EV segment, with electric vehicles have become gaining immense traction witnessing rapid adoption reflected in an accumulative sales figure for EVs crossing 18,000 units. In addition to MG offering a wide range of EV models catering to varied lifestyle needs and preferences among Thai buyers, another notable key driver towards the brand’s growth is that MG further pays attention to creating and strengthening EV Ecosystem which caters to sustained adoption of electric vehicles, especially through investments for the installation of MG SUPER CHARGE which is now available across the country. Moving forward with mg , Morris Garages has recently elevated their EV Ecosystem to the next level through unveiling of EV battery assembly plant — a reflection of the company’s dedication.