Thailand slashes import tax for green auto parts

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90 per cent tax cut aimed at making nation a production hub for eco-friendly cars

Thailand is offering green automakers cuts of up to 90 per cent on tariffs for imported parts and materials in a move aimed at making the nation a manufacturing hub for fuel-efficient and eco-friendly...

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