"The economy is slowing while the political condition is intensifying. These may send a psychological impact on consumers and investors, and hence affect the auto market," said Vudhigorn Suriyachantananont, senior vice president of TMT.
According to data compiled by the company, a number of 73,260 vehicles were sold in Thailand in April, showing a 33.2 per cent drop from the same period last year. Cumulative sales in the first four months of this year reached 297,431 units, down by 43.1 per cent.