Thailand-Produced GAC AION V and AION UT Begin Mass Production at Rayong Plant

Thailand-produced GAC AION V officially entered the next phase of its regional rollout on February 16, 2026, as the first locally assembled units began rolling out from the Rayong plant. Alongside it, the GAC AION UT has also commenced large-scale output, marking a major step in expanding EV manufacturing capacity in Thailand. Vehicles are now being progressively dispatched to dealerships nationwide, positioning the Thailand-produced GAC AION V at the forefront of accelerating EV demand Thailand.

Thailand-Produced GAC AION V Rolls Out from Rayong Plant

The launch of the Thailand-produced GAC AION V from the Rayong plant signals a strategic localization milestone. The facility has begun shipping vehicles to dealerships across the country in preparation for customer deliveries.
Local production strengthens supply chain responsiveness while reducing delivery timelines. With the Rayong plant now fully operational for both models, production efficiency and domestic availability are expected to improve significantly.

GAC AION UT Enters Full-Scale Mass Production

Parallel to the Thailand-produced GAC AION V rollout, the GAC AION UT has entered full-scale mass production. The Rayong plant is operating at full capacity, particularly for this model, reflecting strong order momentum.

Meeting Rising EV Demand Thailand

The decision to ramp up mass production aligns directly with rising EV demand Thailand. Increasing consumer adoption and supportive policy frameworks have accelerated electric vehicle uptake, prompting manufacturers to localize assembly operations.
By expanding mass production at the Rayong plant, GAC AION is reinforcing its long-term commitment to Thailand?s growing EV ecosystem while ensuring the Thailand-produced GAC AION V and GAC AION UT remain readily available to customers nationwide.