VinFast to join 2023 Canadian International AutoShow
Domestic auto-maker VinFast, a subsidiary of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, on February 14 announced that it will join 2023 Canadian International AutoShow (CIAS 2023) in Toronto from February 17-26.
Hanoi (VNA) - Domestic auto-maker VinFast, a subsidiary ofVietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, on February 14 announced that it will join 2023Canadian International AutoShow (CIAS 2023) in Toronto from February 17-26.
As the biggest consumer auto show held annually in Canadaover the past 50 years, CIAS 2023 will see the presence of more than 1,000models and nearly 330,000 visitors.
This is the second time VinFast has participated in aninternational auto show in Canada, following the Montreal International AutoShow (MIAS) 2023 in Quebec from January 20-29.
VinFast will bring four key electric vehicle modelswith basic sizes to meet the diverse needs of customers. The cars included inthe show are the small - VF 6, small and medium - VF7, mid-size - VF8 and large- VF9 with three spacious rows of seats.
As scheduled, the first batches of VF8 vehicle will be delivered to Canadian customers from the second quarter of 2023, before thedelivery of VF9. The two newest models, VF7 and VF6, are expected to beavailable in the Canadian market late 2023 or early 2024./.
The VinFast Trading and Service Limited Liability Company, a subsidiary automaker of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, handed over 4,278 electric vehicles (EVs) to its customers last December, seven times higher than that of the previous month.
With a good-looking and sophisticated design, and impressive specifications, VinFast's electric vehicle (EV) duo VF 6 and VF 7, showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show CES 2023 recently held in the US, received positive reviews from the international media.
Domestic auto-maker VinFast, a subsidiary of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, has announced that it will join the Montreal International Auto Show (MIAS) 2023 in Quebec, Canada from January 20-29 with a diversity of models, including VF6, VF7, VF8 and VF9.
The VinFast Trading Service Limited Liability Company, a subsidiary automaker of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, delivered 358 electric vehicles (EVs) to its customers in January.
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VinFast electric vehicle VF6. (Photo: Bnews) 
