Vietnam International Motor Show 2015 opens in Hanoi
The 2015 Vietnam International Motor Show (VIMS), the largest-ever event of its kind, kicked off in Hanoi on October 9, displaying a variety of latest models.
The 2015 is the largest-ever event of its kind (Photo: VNA)
The 2015 Vietnam International Motor Show (VIMS), the largest-ever event of its kind, kicked off in Hanoi on October 9, displaying a variety of latest models.
The five-day event draws nine renowned auto brands such as Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Luxgen, Mini, Porsche, Renault and Baic.
Two famous motors - Ducati and Motorrad make their appearance at the show, expected to draw two-wheeled vehicle fans.
Spanning more than 4,000 square metres, the VIMS 2015 is hoped to attract about 50,000 visitors.
According to Laurent Genet, representative of importers taking part in VIMS 2015, by showing 50 luxurious models from renowned auto makers, the event offers a chance to auto lovers to access newest models and get latest information on the auto industry.
A number of accessory producers are also taking part in the VIMS 2015, such as Ceramic Pro - manufacturer of nano-ceramic protective paint coating with 55 representative offices in 55 countries worldwide; and BOSCH, which is the world leading brand of spare parts and equipment for autos.-VNA
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The 2015 is the largest-ever event of its kind (Photo: VNA)
