VinFast, the subsidiary automaker of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingoup will give the public a look at its new lineup of electric cars (EVs) at an exhibition running from July 7 to September 20.
A series of VinFast EVs to be displayed at the show. (Photo courtesy of the company)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) – VinFast, the subsidiary automaker of Vietnameseconglomerate Vingoup will give the public a look at its new lineup of electriccars (EVs) at an exhibition running from July 7 to September 20.
A series of consecutive events will take place in 11 cities and provincesacross Việt Nam, offering visitors a detailed look at thehighly-anticipated new vehicles, including test drives for prospectivebuyers.
"VinFast - For a Green Future" is the largest series of electric carexhibitions ever held in Vietnam. The first exhibition will be held at the Vietnam-SovietUnion Friendship Cultural Palace in Hanoi from July 7 to 9, before beingrolled out in ten other cities and provinces across the country.
The exhibition will be divided into different sections, including productshowcases, production simulations, and test drives. It will alsocater food and entertainment.
This will be the first time VinFast has displayed its comprehensive electricmobility ecosystem, including e-buses, e-scooters, e-bikes, and a completerange of electric cars.
Notably, Vietnamese consumers will be introduced to the VF 3, the VF 6, and theVF 7, as well as e-bike models./.
At the Future Mobility Asian 2023 summit and exhibition taking place from May 17-19 in Bangkok, Vietnam's automaker VinFast on May 17 revealed its intention to expand into the Southeast Asia electric mobility market with its full range of electric vehicles (EVs), planning to introduce its first four right-hand drive models.
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A series of VinFast EVs to be displayed at the show. (Photo courtesy of the company) 
