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This phenomenon not only reflects the strong strength and development determination of China's automobile industry, but is also closely related to local market demand, policy support and other factors.

However, the production and sales of automobiles cannot be separated from efficient logistics and transportation support. In this regard, air express plays an important role as a fast and efficient mode of transportation.

Air express can deliver auto parts, production equipment and other materials to factories in Thailand at a very fast speed to ensure the smooth operation of the production line. At the same time, for some finished cars that need to be delivered urgently, air express can also meet the urgent needs of customers and improve customer satisfaction.

Take BYD as an example. If its factory in Thailand wants to ensure the on-time delivery of vehicles, it cannot do without the timely supply of key components by air express.

In addition, when entering the Thai market, new energy vehicle companies also need to rely on air express to quickly respond to market changes and adjust product strategies and supply chains in a timely manner.

The Thai government has a positive attitude towards Chinese auto companies' investment and factory construction, and has introduced a series of preferential policies. This has created a good environment for the development of auto companies, but also put forward higher requirements for logistics and transportation. Air express, with its speed and flexibility, can better adapt to the changes brought about by this policy environment.

In Southeast Asia, the market competition is fierce. If automobile companies want to stand out, they must not only have advantages in product quality and price, but also be competitive in logistics and distribution. The existence of air express provides strong support for Chinese automobile companies to compete in the Southeast Asian market.

In short, the investment and factory construction boom of Chinese auto companies in Thailand and the development of air express complement each other and jointly promote the globalization of the automobile industry.