BANGKOK/YANGON -- The number of electric vehicles in Myanmar has increased more than sixfold in a year as the military regime exempts EVs from tariffs and imposes an import ban against gasoline-powered autos.
Tariff exemption, ban on gasoline-powered cars lead to influx of Chinese-made vehicles

Customers visit a Leapmotor electric vehicle showroom in Yangon. (Photo by Nikkei)
BANGKOK/YANGON -- The number of electric vehicles in Myanmar has increased more than sixfold in a year as the military regime exempts EVs from tariffs and imposes an import ban against gasoline-powered autos.