Voyah will introduce its brand in Thailand and announce the price of the all-electric, seven-seat Dream MPV on Nov. 20, 2026. Thailand will be the first market to receive the model in right-hand-drive form. Deliveries are expected to begin at the Motor Expo in early December, and the company expects the price to stay below 3 million baht. Voyah is positioning the Dream as a luxury MPV against the Toyota Alphard, Lexus models and Chinese-brand rivals.
An initial shipment of 500 vehicles is on its way to Thailand. The local distributor, AI Mobility, is targeting sales of 500 units in 2026 and 1,200 in 2027. It had previously forecast 2,800 sales for 2027, but lowered that target amid an expected change to excise-tax rules that could raise prices for vehicles imported from China. A four-seat Dream is also planned for 2027.
AI Mobility says it will focus first on building the brand and customer confidence, with parts availability targeted within nine working days. Two outlets are planned for 2026, in the Ekkamai–Ramintra area and Bang Na. Further sales points are planned in Bangkok, followed by six provincial locations, including Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Nakhon Ratchasima, Chonburi, Phuket and Hat Yai.
The company is discussing a Thai assembly operation with Voyah’s parent, initially using semi-knocked-down (SKD) production. Decisions on the plant and investment format depend on the government’s excise-tax framework. The company says any factory proposal would also consider using Thailand as a regional export base.