ส.อ.ท. หวังรัฐบาลใหม่ฟื้น ศก.ดันยอดผลิตรถปี 69 ทะลุ 1.5 ล้านคัน ฝ่า GDP โตต่ำFTI Anticipates New Government to Revive Economy, Targeting Vehicle Production of 1.5 Million Units in 2026 Amidst Low GDP Growth

On Wednesday, January 28, 2026, Mr. Surapong Paisitpatanapong, Advisor to the Chairman and Spokesperson of the Automotive Industry Group of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), revealed the production, sales, and export figures for cars and motorcycles for December 2025, indicating that the Thai automotive industry shows clear signs of recovery.

In 2025, a total of 1,455,569 cars were produced, exceeding the planned target. The production of electric vehicles (EVs) saw remarkable growth, while domestic car sales in December increased by over 39%, reaching the highest level in almost three years, reflecting the gradually returning market confidence.

For 2026, FTI targets to produce 1.5 million cars and 2 million motorcycles, anticipating that support from declining interest rates, foreign investments, and the expansion of the EV market will drive the continuous growth of the Thai automotive industry.

Production
The total number of cars produced in December 2025 was 113,855 units, a decrease of 12.57% from November 2025 but an increase of 8.56% from December 2024 due to the production of electric vehicles.

The importation of electric vehicles under support measures resulted in the production of 10,714 electric passenger cars, up 794.32%, for export and domestic sale. Out of this, 86,194 units were produced for export, a 28.26% increase, accounting for 75.71%, while only 27,661 units were produced for domestic sale, down 26.58%, making up just 24.29%.

The total number of cars produced from January to December 2025 was 1,455,569 units, down 0.91% from January to December 2024, but exceeding the target of 1,450,000 units by 5,569 units or 0.38%.
In December 2025, 45,859 passenger cars were produced, a rise of 18.35% from December 2024, divided as follows:
• Internal Combustion Engine passenger cars: 18,210 units, down 4.79% from December 2024.
• Battery Electric Vehicles: 10,714 units, up 794.32% from December 2024.
• Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles: 375 units, down 85.17% from December 2024.
• Hybrid Electric Vehicles: 16,560 units, up 4.18% from December 2024.

From January to December 2025, the production of passenger cars totaled 550,456 units, representing 37.82% of total production, down 1.43% from January to December 2024, divided as follows:

• Internal Combustion Engine passenger cars: 247,929 units, down 29.15% from January to December 2024 due to the discontinuation of some models.
• Battery Electric Vehicles: 70,914 units, up 631.98% from January to December 2024, due to the urgency in production following EV subsidy measures.
• Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles: 17,296 units, up 116.71% from January to December 2024.
• Hybrid Electric Vehicles: 214,317 units, up 12.30% from January to December 2024.
There was no production of passenger vehicles under 10 tons and above 10 tons in December 2025 and from January to December 2025.
In December 2025, a total of 67,996 trucks were produced, up 2.82% from December 2024, with a total production of 905,113 units from January to December 2025, down 0.60% from January to December 2024.
In December 2025, 66,475 one-ton pickups were produced, up 2.01% from December 2024, and from January to December 2025, the total production was 893,921 units, representing 61.41% of total production, an increase of 0.02% from January to December 2024, divided as follows:

• 140,121 units of carrying pickups, down 1.20% from January to December 2024.
• 571,903 double-cab pickups, down 3.48% from January to December 2024.
• 555 double-cab BEV pickups, an increase of 100% from January to December 2024.
• 181,342 PPV units, up 13.81% from January to December 2024.

In December 2025, 1,521 vehicles of less than 5 tons - more than 10 tons were produced, an increase of 58.27% from December 2024; cumulatively, 11,192 units were produced from January to December 2025, down 33.57% from January to December 2024.

Produced for Export 
In December 2025, 86,194 units were produced for export, representing 75.71% of total production, an increase of 28.26% from December 2024. From January to December 2025, 956,230 units were produced for export, accounting for 65.69% of total production, a decrease of 5.24% from the same period in 2024. The production for export also exceeded the target for 2025 by 6,230 units or 0.66%.

This is due to the accelerated production of electric vehicles for export, which can be counted as compensated production at a rate of 1.5 times.
In December 2025, 28,399 passenger cars were produced for export, an increase of 94.37% from December 2024, and from January to December 2025, a total of 228,011 units were produced for export, accounting for 41.42% of passenger car production, down 22.80% from January to December 2024.
In December 2025, 57,795 one-ton pickups were produced for export, up 9.89% from December 2024, and from January to December 2025, a total of 728,219 units were produced for export, accounting for 81.46% of total pickup production, an increase of 2.02% from January to December 2024, divided as follows:

• 78,773 carrying pickups, an increase of 27.98% from January to December 2024.
• 513,292 double-cab pickups, down 2.27% from January to December 2024.
• 136,154 PPV units, up 7.71% from January to December 2024.

Produced for Domestic Sale
In December 2025, 27,661 units were produced for domestic sale, representing 24.29% of total production, a decrease of 26.58% from December 2024, as production of electric vehicles for export had to be accelerated to achieve the 1.5 times compensated production target. From January to December 2025, 499,339 units were produced, accounting for 34.31% of total production, an increase of 8.59% from January to December 2024.
The total domestic production for 2025 amounted to 499,339 units, which was below the domestic sales target of 500,000 units, falling short by 661 units or 0.13%.
In December 2025, 17,460 passenger cars were produced for domestic sale, down 27.67% from December 2024, and from January to December 2025, a total of 322,445 units were produced, accounting for 58.58% of total passenger car production and reflecting an increase of 22.56% compared to January to December 2024.
In December 2025, 8,680 one-ton pickups were produced for domestic sale, down 30.98% from December 2024, and cumulatively 165,702 units were produced from January to December 2025, accounting for 18.54% of total pickup production, a decrease of 7.90% from January to December 2024, divided as follows:

• 61,348 carrying pickups, down 23.57% from January to December 2024.
• 59,166 double-cab pickups, down 12.16% from January to December 2024.
• 45,188 PPVs, an increase of 39.96% from January to December 2024.

In December 2025, there were no productions of passenger vehicles under 10 tons or above 10 tons cumulatively throughout January to December 2025.
In December 2025, 1,521 vehicles of less than 5 tons - more than 10 tons were produced, up 58.27% from the same month in 2024, totaling 11,192 vehicles from January to December 2025, down 33.57% from the previous year.

Motorcycles
In December 2025, a total of 208,472 motorcycles were produced, an increase of 2.89% from December 2024, comprised of complete-built units (CBU) at 161,304 units, a rise of 4.95% from 2024, and component kits (CKD) at 47,168 units, down 3.57% from the previous year.
The total motorcycle production from January to December 2025 amounted to 2,476,747 units, an increase of 2.08% from 2024, divided as follows: CBU 1,972,902 units, an increase of 4.54%, and CKD 503,845 units, down 6.55% from 2024.

Sales
Domestic sales of vehicles in December 2025 amounted to 75,121 units, up 47.17% from November 2025 and up 39.07% from December 2024, marking the first month in 33 months to achieve 75,121 units in sales, in line with 75,246 bookings during the automotive fair in December 2025, which was the final month for registering EVs under the EV 3.0 project. The sales of passenger cars rose by 21.4% while SUV sales increased by 106.3%. PPV sales also increased by 21.5%, attributed to the entry of new manufacturers this year. However, pickup sales remained stagnant at a low level of 14,965 units, an increase of only 3.9%, due to strict lending practices from financial institutions amid high household debt and low domestic economic growth. Foreign direct investment (FDI) remains low. The industrial production index in November 2025 decreased by 4.24%. The production capacity utilization was at 55.49%, indicating that employment remains slow. Foreign tourists entering Thailand reached 32,974,321 people, a decrease of 7.23%. These factors have resulted in weakened purchasing power.
The sales of passenger and utility vehicles totaled 51,962 units, comprising 69.17% of total sales, an increase of 60.85% from the same month last year.

• Passenger and utility vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE): 11,656 units, comprising 15.52% of total sales, down from 18.91% in the same month last year.
• Electric passenger and utility vehicles (BEV): 19,748 units, comprising 26.29% of total sales, up from 273.38% in the same month last year.
• Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV): 601 units, comprising 0.80% of total sales, an increase of 109.41% from the same month last year.
• Range-Extended Electric Vehicles (REEV): 250 units, comprising 0.33% of total sales, up 100% from the same month last year.
• Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV): 19,707 units, comprising 26.23% of total sales, an increase of 59.51% from the same month last year.
There were 14,883 pickup sales, an increase of 3.28% from the same month last year. The sales of electric pickups (BEV) recorded 80 units, a growth from zero sales last year, while REEV sales stood at 2 units, also with no sales last year. PPV units sold amounted to 5,460 units, up 21.50% from the same month last year, while trucks of 5 - 10 tons totaled 1,556 units, up 21.28% from the same month last year. Other vehicle types totaled 1,178 units, a decrease of 22.70% compared to the same month last year.
The total motorcycle sales amounted to 134,364 units, an increase of 4.62% from November 2025 and 7.67% from December 2024.

From January to December 2025, the total vehicle sales reached 621,166 units, an increase of 8.47% from 2024, comprised of:
Passenger and utility vehicles: 404,845 units, accounting for 65.18% of total sales, up 18.39% from the prior year.
• ICE passenger and utility vehicles: 128,893 units, comprising 20.75% of total sales, down from 16.87% in the same month last year.
• BEV passenger and utility vehicles: 120,301 units, accounting for 19.37% of total sales, up from 80.27% year-on-year.
• PHEV passenger and utility vehicles: 8,621 units, comprising 1.39% of total sales, up 260.56% from the last year.
• REEV: 971 units, comprising 0.16% of total sales, increase of 100% from the previous year.
• HEV: 146,059 units, comprising 23.51% of the sales of passenger vehicles, up 24% from last year.

Pickup sales totaled 143,072 units, down 12.41% compared to the same month last year. Electric pickups (BEV) recorded 726 units sold, with no sales last year. REEV sales stood at 19 units, an increase from zero last year. PPV sales reached 43,916 units, an increase of 19.20% compared to last year. Trucks of 5 – 10 tons totaled 15,305 units, down 4.62% from last year, and other types totaled 13,283 units, down 8.29% from the same period last year.
The total motorcycle sales reached 1,711,846 units, reflecting an increase of 1.70% compared to January to December 2024.

Exports
In December 2025, 84,963 complete-built cars were exported, an increase of 7.97% from the previous month and an increase of 11.29% from December 2024. The acceleration of EV exports contributed to the increase, with 6,360 EVs exported, representing 7.49% of the total exports. Last year, no EVs were exported. The export of electric pickups amounted to 76 units, with no production of electric pickups in Thailand last year, while diesel pickups still held the largest share at 61.85%, with 52,550 units exported, an increase of 5.25%. Internal combustion vehicles were exported as well, totaling 10,673 units, a decrease of 15.06% due to discontinuation of some models for export, leading to a decline in passenger car export markets, such as in Asia, Europe, and North America. However, the pickup markets saw growth, particularly in Australia, Oceania, the Middle East, Africa, Central, and South America.
 

Types of vehicles exported in December 2025 are as follows:

• Pickups: 52,550 units, which is 61.85% of the total exports, an increase of 5.25% from 2024.
• BEV pickups: 76 units, accounting for 0.09% of total exports. No BEV pickups were exported in 2024.
• ICE passenger cars: 10,673 units, comprising 12.56% of total exports, down 15.06% from 2024.
• BEV passenger cars: 6,360 units, constituting 7.49% of total exports. No BEV passenger cars were exported in the previous year.
• PHEV passenger cars: 271 units, representing 0.32% of total exports, also not exported last year.
• HEV passenger cars: 6,669 units, amounting to 7.85% of total exports, an increase of 47.84% from the previous year.
• PPV: 8,364 units, making up 9.84% of total exports, down from 10.43% in 2024.
The total export value of vehicles was 53,679.01 million baht, an increase of 2.41% from December 2024; however, the export of engines and parts fell as follows:
• Engines accounted for 2,665.00 million baht, a decrease of 9.87% from December 2024.
• Other automotive parts were exported worth 14,947.44 million baht, down by 0.41%.
• Automotive spare parts totaled 1,975.55 million baht, down by 12.16% from last December.
Total shipping value of complete-built vehicles, engines, parts, and spare parts in December 2025 amounted to 73,267.00 million baht, a rise of 0.88% from the previous year.

Motorcycles
In December 2025, 77,842 units (including CBU + CKD) were exported, down 3.37% from November 2025 and down 4.11% from December 2024, with an export value of 5,192.12 million baht, a decrease of 3.16% from December 2024.

• Motorcycle parts had an export value reaching a total of 171.03 million baht, an increase of 37.86% from the previous year.
• Motorcycle spare parts accounted for 178.98 million baht worth of exports, down from the previous year by 1.45%.

The total export value of motorcycles, parts, and spare parts in December 2025 was 5,542.13 million baht, down 2.21% from December 2024.

In December 2025, the cumulative export value of complete vehicles, engines, other parts, automotive spare parts, motorcycles, and motorcycle parts, totaled 78,809.13 million baht, an increase of 0.65% from the previous year.

Complete Vehicles
From January to December 2025, 935,750 complete vehicles were exported, down 8.19% from the same period last year, divided as follows:
• Pickups: 571,804 units, accounting for 61.11% of total exports, a decrease of 2.02% from 2024.
• BEV pickups: 363 units, comprising 0.04% of total exports; no BEV pickups were exported in 2024.
• ICE passenger cars: 159,851 units, making up 17.08% of total exports, down 36.11% from last year.
• BEV passenger cars: 12,695 units, accounting for 1.36% of total exports, with no exports in 2024.
• PHEV passenger cars: 1,678 units, representing 0.18% of total exports, unchanged fromlast year.
• HEV passenger cars: 55,091 units, making up 5.89% of total exports, an increase of 11.43% from 2024.
• PPV: 134,268 units, representing 14.35% of total exports, down by 1.14% from 2024.
The total value of vehicle exports was 621,662.18 million baht, a decrease of 11.08% from January to December 2024, with breakdown as follows:
• Engines had a total export value of 37,147.25 million baht, an increase of 4.84% from the last year.
• Other automotive parts were worth 194,798.99 million baht, up 1.83% from the previous year.
• Automotive spare parts accounted for 26,842.42 million baht in exports, increased by 0.67% from the previous year.

The total export value from January to December 2025, including complete vehicles, engines, other automotive parts, motorcycle parts, and spare parts amounted to 880,450.84 million baht, down 7.57% compared to the same period of 2024.

For 2026, the target for car production is set at 1,500,000 units, an increase of 3.05%, while the target for motorcycle production is 2,000,000 units, up 1.37%.

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Mr. Surapong Paisitpatanapong, Advisor to the Chairman of the Automotive Industry Group and Spokesperson of the Automotive Industry Group of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), disclosed production forecasts for cars and motorcycles of the group’s members for the year 2026, distinguishing between production for export and production for domestic sales as follows:

Cars
The estimated car production for 2026 is approximately 1,500,000 units, exceeding the 2025 figure of 1,455,569 units, an increase of 3.05%, which includes an estimated 950,000 units for export representing 63.33% of total production, and approximately 550,000 units for domestic sale accounting for 36.67% of total production.

• Production for export is estimated at 950,000 units, down from 956,230 units last year or a decline of 0.65%.
  o Positive Factors
  o The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump were unconstitutional.
  o The U.S. central bank reduced interest rates.
  o OPEC lowered crude oil prices.
  o EV manufacturers in Thailand expect to increase exports while awaiting court rulings from the U.S. Supreme Court regarding Trump’s unconstitutional tariffs, leaving the global trade situation unclear.
  o Negative Factors
  o Stricter carbon emission regulations from trading partner countries.
  o Euro 6 standards and ADAS measures.
  o Cheap EVs from China entering competing factors in trade partners, plus tensions in various regions including the Thai border.
  o Weather fluctuations impacting production.
  o Trade wars and shortages of rare earth materials affecting supply chains.
• Production for domestic sales is estimated at 550,000 units, up 10.15% from 499,339 units last year.
  o Positive Factors
  o A new government following democratic elections leading to higher foreign direct investment (FDI) approval exceeding one trillion baht.
  o The new government is expected to stimulate the economy during its honeymoon period and reduce living costs for people, thereby increasing purchasing power.
  o The Bank of Thailand reduced the policy interest rate.
  o Border conflicts with Cambodia have eased, allowing trade to resume.
  o Negative Factors
  o Delays in government formations might hinder timely budget utilization for the fiscal year starting October 1, 2026.
  o Exports may slow due to Trump’s import tariffs.
  o The appreciating baht will adversely affect exporter revenues, especially in agriculture, as costs for foreign tourism rise.
  o Climate fluctuations.
  o Low birth rates and decreasing population pose risks to sectors related to children, such as kindergarten and elementary schools, etc.
  o Border conflicts could arise.
  o Fraud within border areas may deter international tourism due to safety concerns.
  o Financial institutions remain cautious regarding lending on high household debts exceeding 80% of GDP, affecting car sales.
  o Industrial production indexes are still decreasing, seeing less than 60% utilization of production capacity affecting investment, employment, and reducing worker incomes and purchasing power in a weak economic growth environment.

Motorcycles
The estimated production of motorcycles for 2026 is approximately 2,000,000 units, exceeding the 2025 figure of 1,972,902, marked by an increase of 1.37%, which includes about 400,000 units intended for export, representing 20% of total production and approximately 1,600,000 units for domestic sales, representing 80% of total production.
• Production for export is estimated at 400,000 units, representing an increase of 2.73% from the previous year.
• Domestic production is expected to reach 1,600,000 units, an increase of 1.04% from the previous year.

Data on registered vehicles using various fuels in December 2025 (only RY.1) indicated that there were 38,791 vehicles utilizing different fuel types, comprising:
• Electric (BEV): 14,194 units, accounting for 36.59%.
• Gasoline: 7,338 units, accounting for 18.92%.
• Diesel: 8,053 units, accounting for 20.76%.
• Hybrid Electric (HEV): 8,248 units, accounting for 21.16%.
• Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV): 869 units, accounting for 2.24%.
• Others: 89 units, accounting for 0.23%.

Newly registered BEV vehicles in December 2025
In December 2025, a total of 18,478 BEVs were newly registered, an increase of 158.58% from December of the previous year, categorizing as follows:
• Various passenger types totaled 14,511 units, an increase of 171.13% from December 2024.
o Passenger cars: 14,194 units.
o Passenger vehicles up to 7 seats: 307 units.
o Business service vehicles: 2 units.
o Scenic tour vehicles: 8 units.
• Pickup trucks and vans totaled 106 units, an increase of 202.86% from the previous December.
• Motorcycles totaled 3,813 units, rising by 131.37% from the previous December.
o Personal motorcycles numbered 3,813 units.
• Three-wheeled vehicles totaled 3 units, increasing by 50% from the previous year.
o Three-wheeled passenger vehicles numbered 3 units.
• Transport buses totaled 4 units, down by 94.94% from the previous year.
• Trucks totaled 41 units, up by 36.67% from last December.

Cumulative newly registered BEVs from January to December 2025 totaled 147,522 units, an increase of 52.74% from the previous year, categorized as follows:

• Various passenger types totaled 122,123 units, indicating an increase of 74.70% from January to December 2024.
o Passenger cars: 118,725 units.
o Passenger vehicles up to 7 seats: 3,186 units.
o Business service vehicles: 18 units.
o Scenic tour vehicles: 192 units.
o Rental vehicles: 2 units.
• Pickup trucks and vans totaled 662 units, down by 9.60% from the previous year.
• Three-wheeled vehicles totaled 25 units, down by 82.99% from the previous year.
o Personal three-wheeled vehicles numbered 17 units.
o Three-wheeled service vehicles: 8 units.
• Motorcycles totaled 24,163 units, down by 3.81% from the previous year.
o Personal motorcycles numbered 24,162 units.
o Public motorcycles: 1 unit.
• Transport buses totaled 133 units, down by 64.53% from the previous year.
• Trucks totaled 416 units, down by 3.93% from the previous year.

Newly registered HEVs in December 2025
In December 2025, 8,264 HEVs were newly registered, an increase of 38.06% from December 2024, categorized as follows:
• Various passenger types totaled 8,264 units, rising by 39.19% from December 2024.
o Passenger cars: 8,248 units.
o Passenger vehicles up to 7 seats: 1 unit.
o Business service vehicles: 3 units.
o Scenic tour vehicles: 12 units.

Cumulative newly registered HEVs from January to December 2025 totaled 137,588 units, reflecting an increase of 8.15% from the previous year, categorized as follows:

• Various passenger types totaled 136,706 units, up by 7.94% year-on-year.
o Passenger cars: 136,355 units.
o Passenger vehicles up to 7 seats: 33 units.
o Business service vehicles: 76 units.
o Scenic tour vehicles: 136 units.
o Rental vehicles: 6 units.
• Motorcycles totaled 882 units, up by 55.28% from last year.
o Personal motorcycles counted as 882 units.

Newly registered PHEVs in December 2025
In December 2025, 869 PHEVs were newly registered, representing a 66.79% increase from the previous year, categorized as:

• Various passenger types totaled 869 units, an increase of 66.79% from the previous year.
o Passenger cars: 869 units.

Cumulative newly registered PHEVs from January to December 2025 reached 18,416 units, with an increase of 96.48% from the previous year, categorized as:

• Various passenger types totaled 18,416 units, with a 96.48% increase from the previous year.
o Passenger cars: 18,388 units.    
o Business service vehicles: 20 units.
o Scenic tour vehicles: 8 units.

Cumulative BEV registrations by December 31, 2025
As of December 31, 2025, the total registered BEVs amounted to 372,662 units, an increase of 63.83% from the previous year, categorized as follows:

• Various passenger types totaled 280,731 units, reflecting a 76.27% increase from the same period last year.
o Passenger cars: 272,828 units, up 74.71% from the same period last year.
o Passenger vehicles up to 7 seats: 5,730 units, an increase of 131.05% year-on-year.
o Business service vehicles: 236 units, marking a 202.56% year-on-year increase.
o Scenic tour vehicles: 287 units, up 83.97% year-on-year.
o Rental vehicles: 5 units, marking a 66.67% year-on-year increase.
o E-hailing vehicles: 1,645 units, reflecting an increase of 325.06% from last year.

• Pickup trucks and vans totaled 1,540 units, an increase of 77.22% from the same period last year.
• Three-wheeled vehicles totaled 1,042 units, rising by 2.46% compared to the same period last year.
o Personal three-wheeled vehicles counted at 130, increasing by 15.04% year-on-year.
o Service three-wheeled vehicles counted at 912, with a slight increase of 0.88% year-on-year.
• Motorcycles totaled 85,223, reflecting a 36.07% year-on-year increase.
o Personal motorcycles numbered 85,094, increasing by 36.13% compared to the last year.
o Public motorcycles totaled 129, down by 4.88% from the previous year.
• Others:
  o Buses totaled 2,886 units, up 3.40% from last year.
  o Trucks totaled 1,240 units, up 38.39% year-on-year.

Cumulative HEV registrations by December 31, 2025
As of December 31, 2025, total registered HEVs reached 604,997 units, indicating an increase of 28.85% from last year, categorized as follows:

• Various passenger types totaled 594,982, up 29.29% over the same period last year.
o Passenger cars: 593,250 units, marking a 29.20% increase since last year.
o Passenger service vehicles totaled 512, up 2.81% from last year.
o Business service vehicles totaled 251, representing an increase of 248.61% over last year.
o Scenic tour vehicles numbered 354 units, a 63.89% increase year-on-year.
o Rental vehicles totaled 11, increasing by 120% compared to last year.
o E-hailing vehicles counted at 604 with a 169.64% increase from the previous year.
• Pickup trucks and vans numbered 1, unchanged from last year.
• Motorcycles totaled 10,012 units, an increase of 6.94% year-on-year.
o Personal motorcycles: 10,012 units, indicating a 6.94% increase from the previous year.
• Others:
o Buses totaled 2, unchanged from last year.

Newly registered PHEVs by December 31, 2025
As of December 31, 2025, total registered PHEVs amounted to 81,367 units, showing an increase of 28.78% from last year, categorized as follows:
• Various passenger types totaled 81,367 units, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 28.78%.
o Passenger cars: 81,286 units, marking an increase of 28.79% from the same time last year.
o Passenger service vehicles up to 7 seats: 1 unit, reflecting a full year-on-year increase of 100%.
o Business service vehicles totaled 39 units, down by 9.30% from the previous year.
o Scenic tour vehicles numbered 27, representing a 50% year-on-year increase.
o Rental vehicles totaled 4, representing a decrease of 20% from last year.
o E-hailing vehicles totaled 10, marking a 100% year-on-year spike.