KTC reinforces its commitment to sustainable lifestyles and ESG goals by becoming the first Thai credit card brand to offer a fully integrated privilege program with Tesla, the global leader in electric vehicles. From October 15, 2025 to March 31, 2026, KTC credit cardmembers will earn double KTC FOREVER points (KTCX2) when booking any Tesla model through Tesla Thailand. Plus, earn 13% cashback when redeeming points and spending at Tesla Supercharger stations, Premium Connectivity, Tesla online shop, and after-sales services.
Mr. Suwat Tepprechasakul, Head of Credit Card Marketing Division at Krungthai Card Public Company Limited (KTC), stated: "KTC believes that the transition toward a low-carbon society is not just a trend but a shared responsibility across all sectors. Our collaboration with Tesla reflects KTC's commitment to creating a comprehensive and sustainable 'Tesla Ecosystem' experience, enabling our members to access world-changing innovations with true value and purpose. This privilege program is designed to embody the synergy of technology, innovation, and sustainability--connecting benefits that meet the needs of today's consumers who prioritize environmental responsibility, cutting-edge technology, and meaningful rewards."
The EV market in Thailand is growing at an unprecedented pace. In 2024, a total of 96,736 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) were registered, between January and December 2024 representing a 27% increase compared to the previous year, according to data from the Department of Land Transport and by the Thailand Automotive Institute. This significant growth reflects a tangible shift among consumers toward eco-friendly mobilitya transition KTC is committed to supporting.
For more information, please contact KTC PHONE 02 123 5000 or visit https://www.ktc.co.th/tesla-thailand. To apply for a KTC credit card, click https://ktc.today/apply-card or visit any KTC Touch branch. It is advisable for credit cardholders to use their cards responsibly and repay the full amount by the due date to avoid a 16% annual interest rate.