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SUZUKI IS STILL DOING BUSINESS IN THAILAND DESPITE THE CLOSURE OF THE RAYON PLANT, ANNOUNCING A NEW PLAN FOCUSED ON CUSTOMER CARE.

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Suzuki closed its Rayong plant, but continued to move forward with the announcement of a new roadmap aimed at strengthening service, extending warranty and free labor, ensuring spare parts for all car models for 10 years, and launching four new models in 2025, including EV and Hybrid.

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SUZUKI IS STILL DOING BUSINESS IN THAILAND DESPITE THE CLOSURE OF THE RAYON PLANT, ANNOUNCING A NEW PLAN FOCUSED ON CUSTOMER CARE.

Suzuki closed its Rayong plant, but continued to move forward with the announcement of a new roadmap aimed at strengthening service, extending warranty and free labor, ensuring spare parts for all car models for 10 years, and launching four new models in 2025, including EV and Hybrid.

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thairath.co.th broke the news in on Thursday, July 18, 2024.
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