Following the devastating 2011 tsunami, Japan’s Fomm designed an electric vehicle that can protect people in areas susceptible to flash floods or tsunamis. The Concept One electric car is not only the ...

Through this Agreement, FOMM grants QF the exclusive licensing rights for the manufacturing and sales of FOMM One, along with all necessary intellectual property rights, in the countries and regions ...

The FOMM One is the first model to be assembled at the facility. Chief executive Hideo Tsurumaki said Thailand was selected as FOMM's production base for compact battery EVs to serve the local market ...

A floating electric car aimed at flood-prone areas has been launched in Phuket, Thailand, which has many roads that can be inundated during the rainy season and was struck by a deadly tsunami in 2004.

The Fomm Concept One is designed to be used in areas prone to flash floods and tsunamis. Response A Japanese company has developed an electric car capable of operating in areas hit by tsunamis, flash ...

BANGKOK -- Japanese electric vehicle startup FOMM will spend 1 billion baht ($30.4 million) to set up in Thailand its first-ever production site, the company said Tuesday at a news conference here.

A city car with a semi-amphibious ability sounds like a bit of a misnomer, but for the residents of Bangkok in recent years, it could have been a true lifesaver. Created by a small Japanese company ...

Electric vehicles were front and center at the Geneva Motor Show as Audi previewed its e-tron crossover and Porsche unveiled the Mission E Cross Turismo. Jaguar also introduced its first electric ...

A Japanese designer, inspired after the 2011 tsunami, designed this car that can get out when the waters rise–as long as you can find an outlet. After the 2011 tsunami in Japan, when 133-foot waves ...

On Tuesday, FOMM Asia announced it had spent 1 billion baht to make 10,000 battery EVs a year at Amata City Industrial Estate in Chon Buri province. The plant is undergoing a test run, and FOMM plans ...