According to Mr Chokki, sales of Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) in the first two months of this fiscal year (April and May) rose by 11.3% to 7,856 vehicles.
However, Mr Chokki said Thailand's overall car market would remain tepid this year thanks mainly to the poor economic conditions and the impact of the government's first-time car buyers scheme.
"It is hard to predict the market trend this year because Thailand is still affected by negative factors, including the new excise tax which comes to force early this year and the unfavourable economic environment," he said.