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According to the CEO of Mitsubishi Thailand, the company's focus will transition to electric vehicles by 2024

Published On 21 Mar 2022 09:41 AM

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Mitsubishi Motors Thailand has said that by 2024, all of its cars would be plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) or battery electric vehicles (BEVs) (BEVs).

Mitsubishi Motors Thailand's president and CEO, Eiichi Koito, stated on Friday that the business intends to stop producing vehicles that use gasoline, diesel, or other fuels by 2024.

Koito was speaking at the "Mitsubishi Motors Thailand, Drives Ambition to t....

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