LINE MAN Wongnai Aims to Add Over 3000 EV Drivers by 2026 for Bigger Savings

Alfred Lee

LINE MAN Wongnai Aims to Add Over 3000 EV Drivers by 2026 for Bigger Savings

LINE MAN Wongnai is pushing to grow its electric vehicle fleet in Thailand.

The company wants more than 3000 new EV drivers on its ride-hailing platform by the end of 2026.

Thailand Ride-Hailing Goes Electric

This move follows the launch of its EV service in July 2025.

Drivers using EVs already see fuel costs drop by over 60 percent.

Net income for those drivers rises by more than 30 percent versus regular taxis.

The platform is also testing a Comfort option for larger electric vehicles.

Why EV Shift Matters for Drivers and Cities

Thailand is seeing faster EV adoption in on-demand transport than many expect.

Lower running costs help drivers earn more while cutting city pollution.

Super apps like this one are shaping how people move around Southeast Asia.

Future growth could speed up clean mobility across the region.

Everyday users may notice smoother rides and lower fares over time.

Written by

Alfred Lee

Journalist at BEAMSTART. I write about breaking business news in the region.

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