The wind is whistling through the vibrant motorcycle markets of Thailand, and the engines are roaring louder with every turn as we find ourselves racing through the months of 2025. However, tread cautiously—the flashy numbers and adrenaline-fueled stats might hit a sudden curb, with industry giants warning of potential speed bumps ahead. So far, the story goes like this: In the first five months, motorcycle production and sales have kicked it up a gear. Thailand, a nation practically humming with the purr of motorbikes, has managed an impressive churn of over 1 million motorcycles—a 5% boost year-on-year. Out of these, a little over 865,000 rolled off the line as completely built-up units, marking a 3% rise. Meanwhile, the completely knocked-down kits jumped an impressive 13% to nearly 200,000 units. The domestic thirst for two-wheelers seems unquenchable—motorcycle sales are up by 1.6%, with a total of 751,848 motorcycles finding new homes.…
