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Mazda invests $150 million to make Thailand new electrified crossover hub

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The Mazda 6e, a China-built electric sedan, will be one of the new electrified vehicles the Japanese carmaker brings to Thailand as it diversifies electrified offerings in Southeast Asia. (PETER SIGAL/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE)
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Hans Greimel
February 18, 2025 11:13 AM

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