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2. VinFast - Wikipedia

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   Previously, In July 2017, all the designs of VinFast's first cars were posted on the website and VinFast asked Vietnamese consumers to vote for which design they liked the most. There were more than 60,000 votes for 20 sketches from four of the world's best auto design studios - Italdesign Giugiaro, Pinifarina, Torino Design and Zagato. Lux A2 ...

3. VinFast VF 3 - Wikipedia

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   The VinFast VF 3 is a battery electric city car by VinFast, unveiled in 2023. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] Although only around 10 feet in length, this 2-door hatchback mini-SUV accommodates 5 seats. It will be first sold in Vietnam with the price of $9,200, then Philippines in 2024, then in Indonesia, Thailand, the U.S., and Europe in 2025. [ 4 ]

4. VinFast VF 8 - Wikipedia

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   Emme Hall of Green Car Reports later tested a production model and noted the car's poor build quality, and again described poor suspension and braking performance. However, Hall praised the VF 8's infotainment system as well-organised and responsive, and commended VinFast for its 10-year warranty.

5. VinFast selects Cary dealership to sell its electric vehicles ...

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   Leith VinFast is about 20 miles away from the site. In addition to sales, the store promises to offer servicing and parts. So far, VinFast has sold a small number of Vietnam-assembled cars in the ...

6. VinFast Begins Deliveries of the 2024 VF9 In the U.S. - AOL

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   The VF9, VinFast’s second model in the U.S., has started to reach customers, and the $71,000 starting price is $10K less than the originally announced cost. ... may finally go on sale soon ...

7. VinFast’s first US car is getting absolutely slammed by critics

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   VinFast is part of VinGroup, the largest private conglomerate in Vietnam. It began producing cars in 2019, releasing internal combustion engine vehicles within its home market.