Pitak Pruittisarikorn (second right

Pitak Pruittisarikorn (second right), chief operating officer at Honda Automobile (Thailand), poses with the new HRV
sportutility
vehicle launched last November.
Honda Automobile (Thailand) feels more positive about its fullyear
prospects after sales surged in the first two months of 2015.
Marketing general manager Sompop Patipanthada said Honda's sales rose by
42.6% yearonyear
to 18,892 vehicles in the period, bucking the overall
market, which saw an 11.8% dip to 123,670.
The Japanese car maker's strong sales were attributed partly to back orders for some new models,
especially the Honda HRV
sportutility
vehicle launched last November. While the HRV
has
secured 15,000 bookings, just 8,000 have been delivered to customers.
Honda expects 2015 sales to increase by 10% to between 110,000 and 120,000 vehicles.
Last year, Honda reported a sales drop of 50% to 106,482 vehicles.
In 2012 and 2013, sales surged to 171,208 and 213,155 vehicles, respectively, in the wake of massive
floods in late 2011 and amid the firsttime
car buyer scheme in 2012. Honda's Ayutthaya factory was
the only car plant to be inundated in 2011, prompting it to close for six months.
Chief operating officer Pitak Pruittisarikorn predicts the domestic car market will come in at 880,000
vehicles this year amid a slow economic recovery.
Thailand's domestic car sales reached 1.45 million in 2012 and 1.33 million in 2013. But sales fell by
33.7% last year to 881,832, depressed by political turmoil and low farm prices.
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"After the firsttime
car buyer scheme, domestic sales have fully returned to normal, about 700,000 to
900,000 vehicles a year," Mr Pitak said.
A second factory in Prachin Buri province is scheduled to start making subcompact cars next March
with annual capacity of 120,000 vehicles after postponement this year. Production of auto parts in the
province will start this October.

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Pitak Pruittisarikorn (Second Right), chief operating officer at Honda Automobile (Thailand), poses with The New HRV
Sportutility
vehicle launched Last November.
Honda Automobile (Thailand) Feels more positive About ITS fullyear
prospects After sales surged in The First Two months of 2 015. .
Marketing general manager Sompop Patipanthada said Honda's sales Rose by
42.6% Yearonyear
to 18,892 vehicles in The period, bucking The Overall
market, which Saw an 11.8% DIP to 123,670.
The Japanese Car maker's strong sales were attributed partly to back orders for some New. models,
especially The Honda HRV
Sportutility
vehicle launched Last November. While The HRV
has
secured 15,000 bookings, Just 8,000 Have been Delivered to customers.
Honda expects 2015 sales to increase by 10% to between 110,000 and 120,000 vehicles.
Last year, Honda Reported a sales Drop of 50% to one hundred and six thousand four hundred and eighty-two vehicles.
In 2012 and. 2013, sales surged to 171,208 and 213 155 vehicles, respectively, in The Wake of Massive
floods in Late the 2,011th and Amid The firsttime
Car Buyer Scheme in 2012. Honda's Ayutthaya Factory was
The only Car Plant to be inundated in 2,011th, prompting it to close for. Six months.
Chief operating officer Pitak Pruittisarikorn Predicts The Domestic Car market Will Come in at 880,000
vehicles this year Amid a Slow Economic Recovery.
Thailand's Domestic Car sales reached 1.45 million in 2012 and 1.33 million in 2013. But sales fell by
33.7% Last year. to eight hundred eighty-one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, depressed by political turmoil and Low Farm prices.
04/08/2015 Honda upbeat on Local sales | Bangkok Post:. 2/2 "After The firsttime Car Buyer Scheme, Domestic sales Fully Have Returned to normal, About 700,000 to 900,000 vehicles a year, "said Mr Pitak. A Second Factory in Prachin Buri Province is scheduled to start next March Making subcompact cars with Annual. capacity of 120,000 vehicles after postponement this year. Production of Auto Parts in The Province Will start this October.

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Pitak Pruittisarikorn (second right), chief operating officer at Honda Automobile (Thailand), poses with the new HRV

, sportutility vehicle Launched last November.
Honda Automobile (Thailand) feels more positive about its fullyear
prospects after sales surged. In the first two months of 2015.
Marketing general manager Sompop Patipanthada said Honda 's sales rose by

to, 42.6% yearonyear 18892 vehicles in, the period bucking the overall
market which saw, an 11.8% dip, to 123 670.
The Japanese car maker s strong. ' Sales were attributed partly to back orders for some models new, especially the Honda HRV


vehicle sportutility launched. Last November. While the HRV

secured 15 has, bookings 000, 8 000 just, have been delivered to customers.
.Honda expects 2015 sales to increase by 10% to between 110 000 120 000, and, vehicles.
Last year Honda reported, a sales. Drop of 50%, to 106 482 vehicles.
In 2012, and 2013 sales surged to 171 208 213, and, vehicles 155 respectively in the wake,,, Of massive
floods in late 2011 and amid the firsttime
car buyer scheme in 2012. Honda 's Ayutthaya factory was
the only car. Plant to be inundated, in 2011Prompting it to close for six months.
Chief operating officer Pitak Pruittisarikorn predicts the domestic car market will. Come in, at 880 000
vehicles this year amid a slow economic recovery.
Thailand 's domestic car sales reached 1.45 million. In 2012 and 1.33 million in 2013. But sales fell by
33.7% last year, to 881 832 depressed by, political turmoil and low farm. Prices.
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"After the firsttime
car, buyer scheme domestic sales have fully returned to, 700 normal about, to 000
900 000 vehicles,, A year, "Mr Pitak said.
.A second factory in Prachin Buri province is scheduled to start making subcompact cars next March
with annual capacity. Of 120 000 vehicles, after postponement this year. Production of auto parts in the
province will start this October.