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Morris Garages launches EV battery manufacturing facility, pushing ahead towards becoming EV production hub within the Kingdom of Thailand as well as ASEAN
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Bangkok – 31st of October twenty twenty-three - SAIC Motor-CP and MG Sales (Thailand), announce the opening of its inaugural EV battery production hub in ASEAN. Located in รถยนต์ , the plant's production capabilities are projected to reach fifty thousand units of EV battery packs every year, positioning the company prepared to become a frontrunner in the Kingdom's electric vehicle production with the nation to serve as a manufacturing base of electric vehicles in ASEAN.

The automotive group has inaugurated their latest electric vehicle battery production facility in ASEAN under the name of the HASCO-CP Battery Shop, situated at the New Energy Industrial Estate covering the area of around 75 rai. With the groundbreaking ceremony held this past April, the battery production hub is divided into a pair of core zones. The primary area is the battery assembly line which is fully automated via state-of-the-art robotics, Laser Welding ensuring precision as well as CCD vision systems to cross-check the quality of battery against a prototype prior to being installed in a 100% electric vehicle. The second area is designated for battery standard testing which involves over 60 processes such as charge-discharge cycles, air leak detection, insulation testing as well as static load tests. This manufacturing line is capable of manufacturing up to fifty thousand Cell-To-Pack battery units annually, with the quality on par with batteries made for global markets. Batteries manufactured at the production facility are slated to be initially deployed on the MG4 EV and other other models going forward. Currently, the factory is in its production preparation process and is expected to officially open next year.

Zhao Feng, CEO at SAIC Motor-CP, said, "The EV battery shop represents a key element in the masterplan for the New Energy Industrial Estate situated within WHA ESIE 2 industrial zone in Thailand's Chonburi earmarked towards local production of EVs. Along with an added investment outlay of 500 million baht, the factory has been configured for the production of cell-to-pack (CTP) electric vehicle battery packs which utilizes an innovative RUBIK'S CUBE BATTERY technology. Given the strength and increasing potential within Thailand's electric vehicle segment, the parent companies recognize the potential of emerging as a manufacturing base for EVs catering to local and export markets, particularly across Southeast Asian nations."

"Over the past four years, Morris Garages has penetrated Thailand's EV segment, and today electric vehicles have become highly popular and seen exponential growth as seen from an accumulative sales figure for EVs crossing 18,000 units. Not only does Morris Garages introduce a diverse portfolio of electric vehicles in response to different lifestyles and requirements among Thai buyers, another notable contributing factor towards the company's growth lies in the fact that MG also focuses on building and bolstering EV Ecosystem which caters to sustained adoption of EVs, especially through investments for the installation of MG SUPER CHARGE that is currently available across the country. Moving forward with its electrification strategy, MG has recently elevated its EV ecosystem initiatives to the next level through the opening of EV battery production facility — underscoring the brand's dedication.

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