VinFast officially opened its office in Melbourne, Australia, aiming to research and develop new car models and lay the foundation for VinFast’s international expansion, towards realizing the vision of becoming a global automobile brand in the future.
Automobile manufacturer VinFast, a member of Vietnam’s largest private enterprise Vingroup, has been put into operation today in Haiphong, ready for mass production of it cars three months earlier than the initial schedule.
Thaco continues to increase investment in agriculture as part of its strategy to diversify beyond automobile assembly.
The automobile manufacturing factory of VinFast in Haiphong would be put into operation three months earlier than its initial schedule.
Thanh Cong Group has restructured its business with the ambition to expand into real estate following its success in the automobile industry.
There remain inadequacies and discrepancies in regulations, which may harness the development of automobile importers.
Automobiles imported to Vietnam last week were mostly manufactured in Thailand with 2,307 units and Indonesia with 735 units.
The carmaking arm of Vingroup, Vietnam's biggest conglomerate will open sale and receive orders on its three automobile models and electric scooters branded Klara late today in Hanoi.
Vingroup said that it is willing to take risks, even trade-off some short-term economic benefits to concentrate all its resources on automobile project VinFast.
VinFast has just debuted images of exterior design of its first two car models, which fuels the hope that Vietnam will soon have made-in-Vietnam cars not only targeted to domestic market but also exported to international markets.
Truong Hai Automobile JSC (Thaco) owned by billionaire Tran Ba Duong has taken a further step in the field of agriculture after entering the strategic cooperation with Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) Group owned by Doan Nguyen Duc.
VinFast's first electric motorbikes set to be rolled out late this year promise to bring a breakthrough to the domestic electric motorbike market.
The Vietnamese automobile market is said not to be really stable because of negative impacts incurred by requirements of Decree No.116/2017/ND-CP, threatening security of thousands of jobs.
According to Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers' Association, sales of complete knocked-down cars was 19,467 units, accounting for nearly 85 per cent of the total market in last month.
