Project to Continuously Increase the Use of Electric Vehicles (EV) in Company Fleet Cars

Supalai has transitioned its company fleet vehicles from fossil fuel-powered cars to Electric Vehicles (EVs) to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and lower greenhouse gas emissions from the Company’s vehicle operations. The main objective of this project is to promote the use of clean energy and environmentally friendly transportation, reduce long-term energy and vehicle maintenance costs, and support the Company’s role as a real estate organization driving a Low Carbon Society.

Supalai continues to expand the use of EVs in its company fleet to support greenhouse gas reduction targets and achieve long-term Net Zero goals. In 2025, the Company aims to convert an additional three fleet vehicles from fossil fuel to electric, bringing the total number of EVs to seven, representing 60% of all fleet vehicles. This will significantly reduce Scope 1 greenhouse gas emissions from fuel use. In the medium term (by 2030), the Company plans to transition the entire fleet to EVs to align with the target of a 40% reduction in emissions from Business As Usual (BAU) levels, and ultimately achieve 100% EV use in the entire fleet to support the organization’s Net Zero goal.

The project is expected to effectively reduce Scope 1 emissions from fuel use, as EVs produce no tailpipe emissions during operation. Additionally, fuel costs can be reduced by approximately 60–70% per year per vehicle compared to conventional fuel vehicles. Beyond environmental and cost benefits, the project plays a key role in enhancing Supalai’s image as a company committed to sustainability and clean energy innovation, in line with its long-term goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve Net Zero status.