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Thailand's auto production grows 15% in November

Car production in Thailand rose 15% in November from a year earlier to 190,155 units, thanks to improvement in the supply of chips, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) said on December 20.
Thailand's auto production grows 15% in November ảnh 1New cars are lined up for export at Laem Chabang deep-sea port in Chon Buri province. (Photo:bangkokpost.com)
Bangkok (VNA) - Car production in Thailand rose15% in November from a year earlier to 190,155 units, thanks to improvement inthe supply of chips, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) said on December20.

Also in the month, the country’s car exports fell by 10.98%annually, after an increase of 15.51% in October. According to SurapongPaisitpattanapong, a spokesperson for FTI's automotive industry division, thereduction was due to a lack of space for loading cars to be shipped out.

Domestic car sales in November also dropped 4.79% to 68,284vehicles as a result of flooding in several parts of the country.

Thailand is a regional vehicle production and export basefor the world's top carmakers, including Toyota and Honda. The industryaccounts for about 10% of the economy and its manufacturing jobs./.
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