TAKUNI joins with "Tel G-Stalian" to establish the company "TTS" to penetrate the Tel G brand electric motorcycle business.

Takuni Group Moving forward with the alternative energy business Signed an MOU with a giant Chinese company. “Telji” and leading motorcycle parts manufacturing business operators in Thailand "Stallion” jointly established TTS Connect Company Ltd To import and sell electric motorcycles in Thailand. Takuni holds a majority stake of 40%, while Partners each holds 30% of the registered capital.

Set a goal for 67 to import and sell 4,000-10,000 cars, ready to open 5 showrooms, starting at the People's Park Shopping Center, Ramindra Road, Minburi and in the area of ​​the Stallion Factory, Phraeksa Road, Samut Prakan, along with gradually opening another 5 pop-up stores in major cities. Confident that the response will be good. Get the hot trend of EV motorcycles.

Mr. Chatchai Payuhanaweechai, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Takuni Group Public Company Limited or TAKUNI Revealed that on October 25, the company has signed a preliminary cooperation agreement (MOU) with Telegy Trading Co., Ltd. (TAILG) from China and The Stallion Co., Ltd. or jointly established TTS Connect Co., Ltd., initial registered capital of 15. million baht, with the company holding 40% of the shares, Telegy Company holding 30% and Stallion Company 30% of the registered capital.

The objective of the establishment was to manufacture and distribute electric motorcycles (EVs). Telgy was founded in 2547 in Shenzhen, China. The company is a pioneer in the design and production of electric vehicles. Powered entirely by batteries.

Its rapid growth over nearly two decades has enabled the company to expand into more than 90 countries and become a leader in electric vehicle innovation. Covers both electric bicycles electric motorcycle and Top 3 electric tricycles from China, while STALLIONS has experience in producing and assembling motorcycles. Including making a dealer system

“Such cooperation Telegy will be responsible for R&D. and then send car parts into Thailand at a competitive price While Stallion will be responsible for vehicle assembly, Takuni will be responsible for distribution and finance. In the first phase, operations will penetrate the corporate customer market where we have many partners.

along with Road Shows to various provinces to create brand awareness to support the expansion of the B to C market, namely selling to general customers. In addition to the distribution itself The company also has cooperation with networks and partners that are motorcycle shops and showrooms throughout the country. Includes dealer recruitment plans or distributors of electric motorbikes All over the country as well

We set a goal in 2567 that we will move to be in the top 5 market share of the EV motorcycle market in Thailand. Including expanding to our partners abroad as well. There will be initial sales of 6,000-10,000 EV motorcycles.” Mr. Chatchai said.

Chairman of the Board of Directors of Takuni Group Public Company Limited also said that For electric motorbikes (EV), the brand or brand Telgi will be used. Because it is a motorcycle that is well known to customers in many countries including the Chinese market in terms of quality. There will be many models of motorcycles imported. To cover all customer groups Whether it is a group of customers who use it in their careers such as riders or motorcycle riders. Model suitable for daily use Including models suitable for use within organizations or industrial estates.

“We are confident that EV motorcycles will receive a good response from customers. Especially now that people are becoming more aware about saving the world. or more clean energy This is considered a mega trend that is very hot right now. And the Thai market is considered a big market for motorcycles. Importantly, EV cars also help save on energy costs. And the government also encourages people to use EV motorcycles by supporting taxes. To make it easier for people to access the electric train at an affordable price as well.” Mr. Chatchai said.