VOV.VN - Vietnam is on course to surpass the Philippines and become the fourth-largest automobile market in ASEAN, fueled by rising consumer demand and a strong economic outlook.

VOV.VN - Experts have expressed support for the Prime Minister’s directive mandating a ban on petrol-powered motorbikes and mopeds in downtown Hanoi, and at the same time, made recommendations to help the city adapt during the transition process.

VOV.VN - VinFast, Vietnam’s leading electric vehicle maker, inaugurated its electric vehicle manufacturing factory in Ha Tinh province, central Vietnam, on June 29 just under seven months after the project’s groundbreaking.

VOV.VN - VinFast has officially entered into a pivotal financial partnership with PT Bank Central Asia Tbk. (BCA), one of Indonesia's leading private banks, with the aim of providing comprehensive and strategic credit facilities for its dealer partners throughout Indonesia.

VOV.VN - VinFast, Vietnam’s leading electric vehicle (EV) maker, is scheduled to inaugurate its EV manufacturing plant at the Vung Ang Economic Zone, Ha Tinh province, on June 29, marking a significant milestone in Vietnam’s journey toward developing its electric automotive industry.

The 2025 Vietnam International Auto Expo officially started in Hanoi on June 12, featuring more than 200 booths from nearly 200 domestic and international companies specialising in production of cars, motorbikes, electric vehicles, auto parts and supporting industries.

Vietnam’s electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast on May 13 announced a partnership with four major Philippine firms to establish more than 100 authorised service centres across the country in 2025.

VinFast has officially launched a mid-size electric vehicle, the VF 6, in Indonesia, offering attractive incentives for those who buy early.

Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayaka extolled Vingroup's multi-sector investment potential in Sri Lanka, particularly in the fields of real estate and tourism.

Vietnam's leading electric vehicle (EV) maker VinFast has secured a long-term syndicated loan agreement worth IDR1.85 trillion (US$110 million) and an US$80 million accordion facility from two Indonesian banks to finance the construction of its plant in Indonesia.