The four-day event features nearly 500 booths of about 400 companies from China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan (China), and Vietnam.

Four Philippine partners will operate official VinFast service centres offering maintenance, repairs, and customer care for EVs in line with the company’s global standards.

The charging stations will be installed across key provinces and cities of Indonesia, and the first are expected to become operational in June.

VinFast targets at least doubling global vehicle deliveries in 2025, emphasising flexibility in strategy while staying committed to green mobility goals.

March marked the official launch of pre-orders for VinFast’s Green mini EV series, distributed via GSM and authorised dealerships nationwide. Within just 72 hours, GSM received an impressive 45,813 pre-orders for the Minio Green, Herio Green, Nerio Green, and Limo Green models, setting a new domestic market record.

The EV sales in Malaysia jumped from 850 in 2021 to 2,631 units in 2022, 10,159 units in 2023, and 14,800 units in 2024.

VinFast leads the domestic market, delivering over 87,000 EVs in just three years, with more than 12,500 units sold in February alone.

VinFast’s February results continued its impressive domestic market performance.

Indonesia can produce battery materials using green energy while still paying attention to carbon emissions.

The incentives were granted for the conversion of 1,111 units of gasoline-powered motorcycles into electric ones in 2024 as compared to the previous year’s figure of 145.

Malaysia's electric vehicle (EV) market is expected to gain momentum in 2025, driven by localisation investments and new models from local automakers, Xinhua news agency said, citing many analysts.

V-GREEN, a private firm owned by billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, and Prime Group, a multi-sector conglomerate, on December 11 announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop a network of charging stations for VinFast electric vehicles (EVs) in Indonesia, with a projected total investment of up to 1.2 billion USD.

Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate and its Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, has announced a significant financial commitment to VinFast, the Nasdaq-listed Vietnamese electric vehicle maker.

The electric vehicle (EV) market in Vietnam is experiencing rapid growth and it’s poised to become a leader in Southeast Asia, according to industry insiders.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD on July 18 officially introduced its brand with three key lines, and announced its strategy in the Vietnamese market.

VinFast Auto on July 15 began work on its new electric vehicle or EV assembly plant in Subang city, West Java province of Indonesia.

Vietnam is highly committed to transforming towards green practices across various industries, including the car industry.

Electric vehicle maker VinFast has become the only representative from Vietnam that was listed in the "TIME 100 most influential companies 2024”, alongside Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.

Electric vehicle (EV) sales in Thailand may fail to reach the estimate of 130,000 units this year as prices are likely to keep changing, according to Hyundai Mobility Thailand.

VinFast Auto announced on March 15 that it will take part in the 45th Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS 2024) in Thailand.