Mober Thailand: IKEA Logistics & Expansion News
- Logistics technology firm Mober has begun electric truck operations in Thailand, deploying an initial fleet of 21 vehicles primarily for IKEA deliveries.
- 1, 2023, represents a critically important step in Mober's expansion strategy.
- Mober's Thailand facility includes a 1,600-square-meter charging hub in the Bang Na district, equipped with fast chargers.In the Philippines,Mober opened a 3,000-square-meter EV charging hub in Pasay and...
Mober accelerates its expansion in Thailand, deploying an electric truck fleet for IKEA deliveries, marking a significant step in sustainable logistics. Supported by a $6 million investment from SEACEF II, Mober is revolutionizing the logistics landscape with charging hubs and a growing electric vehicle fleet. This initiative aligns with the increasing demand for efficient and eco-kind delivery solutions in the region. With plans to expand its operations and hire over 500 employees,Mober is committed to leading the way. News Directory 3 is proud to share the latest developments. Discover what’s next for Mober in Thailand and beyond.
Mober Launches Electric Truck Fleet in Thailand
Updated June 02, 2025
Logistics technology firm Mober has begun electric truck operations in Thailand, deploying an initial fleet of 21 vehicles primarily for IKEA deliveries. The company also announced the opening of a charging hub too support it’s growing presence in the region.
The Thailand launch, which occurred Oct. 1, 2023, represents a critically important step in Mober’s expansion strategy. The company aims to capitalize on the increasing demand for efficient delivery services, driven by a surge in e-commerce activity.
Mober’s Thailand facility includes a 1,600-square-meter charging hub in the Bang Na district, equipped with fast chargers.In the Philippines,Mober opened a 3,000-square-meter EV charging hub in Pasay and acquired an electric truck for local delivery,with plans for a larger fleet.
To support its clean energy initiatives,mober secured $6 million in investment from SEACEF II and is actively seeking additional funding to further expand its electric vehicle fleet.
“Mober’s entry into Thailand is not just about logistics; it’s about revolutionizing how goods are delivered,” said John Tan, Mober’s CEO. “As e-commerce continues to thrive,our aim is to ensure that every product reaches its destination quickly and efficiently.”
Mober anticipates hiring more than 500 employees within the next year, contributing to the local economy. The company’s strategic investment underscores its commitment to remaining a leader in the Southeast Asian logistics landscape.
What’s next
Mober plans to continue expanding its electric vehicle fleet and charging infrastructure in Thailand and the Philippines,aiming to meet the growing demand for sustainable delivery solutions in the region.