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If you live in Thailand, you may someday be able to rent a six-passenger electric tuk tuk “limo” for that very special occasion. [2]
CompaniesGrab cleans up the tuk-tuk's image in Chiang Mai New service to offer passengers a low-emission option of getting around town Grab, the Singaporean startup that has helped to upend Southeast Asia's taxi industries, is now adopting one of the... [3]
MUMBAI/JAKARTA -- Three-wheeled vehicle production appears to be on the wane in Asia as four-wheeled cars and motorcycles become the rides of choice, and because of environmental concerns. [4]
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VIENTIANE -- Electric-powered motorbikes and three-wheelers are making gains in Laos as the Southeast Asian nation seeks an economic jolt from vehicles exploiting its abundant sources of electricity, such as hydropower. [6]
MANILA/MUMBAI -- The face of transportation in Asia's biggest cities -- jeepneys, tuk-tuks and auto rickshaws -- are getting a makeover as the region electrifies these unique vehicles in a push to reduce pollution. [7]
BANGKOK -- Ride-hailing apps are making Thailand's ubiquitous three-wheeled tuk-tuk taxis more accessible to foreign tourists by eliminating the need for cumbersome price negotiations with drivers. [8]
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If you live in Thailand, you may someday be able to rent a six-passenger electric tuk tuk “limo” for that very special occasion.
CompaniesGrab cleans up the tuk-tuk's image in Chiang Mai New service to offer passengers a low-emission option of getting around town Grab, the Singaporean startup that has helped to upend Southeast Asia's taxi industries, is now adopting one of the
MUMBAI/JAKARTA -- Three-wheeled vehicle production appears to be on the wane in Asia as four-wheeled cars and motorcycles become the rides of choice, and because of environmental concerns.
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VIENTIANE -- Electric-powered motorbikes and three-wheelers are making gains in Laos as the Southeast Asian nation seeks an economic jolt from vehicles exploiting its abundant sources of electricity, such as hydropower.
MANILA/MUMBAI -- The face of transportation in Asia's biggest cities -- jeepneys, tuk-tuks and auto rickshaws -- are getting a makeover as the region electrifies these unique vehicles in a push to reduce pollution.
BANGKOK -- Ride-hailing apps are making Thailand's ubiquitous three-wheeled tuk-tuk taxis more accessible to foreign tourists by eliminating the need for cumbersome price negotiations with drivers.