VinFast to debut new electric vehicles at Los Angeles Auto Show 2021
VinFast, a Vietnamese automotive manufacturer established in 2017, has announced the global debut of its new electric vehicles (EVs) at the 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show this November.
Hanoi (VNA) - VinFast, a Vietnamese automotive manufacturer established in 2017, has announced the global debut ofits new electric vehicles (EVs) at the 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show this November.
At the show slated for November 19 to 28, VinFast willintroduce the VF e35 and VF e36 electric SUV models in the respective D & Emarket segments.
These two EVs integrate ADAS (Advanced Driver-AssistanceSystems), featuring lane assist, collision warning, driver monitoring, fullyautomated parking, summon vehicle, among other functions.
They are also equipped with Smart Infotainment, includingin-car control features with voice assistant, virtual assistant, and e-commerceservices.
At the event, VinFast will officially launch its global EVbrand as well as smart and environmentally friendly e-mobility solutionsresearched and developed by Vingroup's technology ecosystem.
This global premiere marks the official introduction of theVinFast EV brand to the North American market. Pre-order will begin in thefirst half of 2022./.
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Illustrative photo (Source: Vinfast) 
