SG đźš— subscription firm drives into Thailand
Carzuno, a digital car subscription platform based in Singapore, has rolled out its services in Thailand following the adoption it saw in the city-state.

Carzuno founders Amrt Sagar (left) and Andrew Chan / Photo credit: Carzuno
Carzuno offers monthly packages for car subscription plans, which range from one to 24 months. The subscription fee includes the car, insurance, servicing, taxes, and a 24/7 breakdown service hotline. The company said that in Thailand, it will offer over 50 models that range from entry-level cars such as Toyota Yaris to high-end models from Ferrari and Porsche.
The platform’s local team in Thailand is led by Wisate Kirin, a former executive of Carro, Toyota, and Michelin, and Cathrin Samijtiwong, who comes from Servcorp and HappyFresh. Carzuno also plans to create partnerships, expand its workforce, and offer more car options such as electric vehicles in Thailand.
The move comes after the startup registered hundreds of subscribers in nine months after launching. The company also said that it has the widest range of cars available online in Singapore through its rental partners such as Avis and Sixt.
See also: Can Cars24 take on Carro, Carsome in SEA?
Carzuno was founded in April 2021 by Amrt Sagar, a former Uber and Grab executive, and Andrew Chan, who previously worked at Hertz and ComfortDelGro. Late last year, the company raised US$500,000 in pre-seed funding from Hustle Fund and Net Ventures.
Editing by Collin Furtado and Lorenzo Kyle Subido
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