Technology
New Thailand-China Transportation Technology Station Opens in Nakhon Ratchasima
GAC AION Thailand has partnered with academic and technical institutions to launch a new training center focused on electric vehicle (EV) technology.
On July 30, 2026, GAC AION Thailand officially inaugurated the 'Thailand–China Transportation Technology Station' at the RMUTI–CHELOVE EV Training Center in Nakhon Ratchasima. This initiative is a collaborative effort involving Rajamangala University of Technology Isan (RMUTI), the Tianjin Transportation Technical College, the Global Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center (GSTIKC), and the Thailand Innovation and Sustainable Development Association.
The primary objective of this facility is to enhance the skills of the local workforce, including educators, students, technicians, and after-sales service personnel, to meet the growing demands of the new energy vehicle industry. By aligning local training with international standards, the center aims to foster a more robust electric vehicle ecosystem within Thailand.
For residents and those interested in the automotive sector, this development signals a long-term commitment to EV infrastructure and technical support in the region. As Thailand continues to position itself as a hub for electric mobility, such training centers are expected to play a critical role in maintaining vehicle standards and service quality. While the center is now operational, details regarding specific course enrollment timelines for the general public or independent technicians remain to be confirmed by the participating institutions.
Translated from Thai.
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