From January 13th to 14th, 2024, VnExpress newspaper is organizing the Vietnam Electric Vehicle Exhibition at Yen So Park, Hanoi.
Governments worldwide have been implementing regulations to transition from fossil fuel-based vehicles to electric vehicles, including hybrids and all-electric models. This trend of electrification has also reached Vietnam and has gained significant attention from consumers, particularly due to the worsening air quality.
As part of the Car Awards 2023, VnExpress is hosting the Vietnam Electric Vehicle Exhibition with the objective of providing users the opportunity to explore different electric vehicle models available in the market and gain a deeper understanding of emission-reducing vehicle technologies.
The exhibition will feature a dedicated space showcasing a variety of electric vehicles and vehicle accessories from various brands that currently sell electric vehicles in Vietnam. Notable participants include VinFast, who will display their range of pure electric vehicles from VF 5 to VF 9; Hyundai, who will showcase their Ioniq 5 electric vehicle, Santa Fe hybrid, and Genesis electric car chassis. Volvo, the only brand in Vietnam offering a full lineup of hybrid vehicles, will also be present with their XC90 T8 Recharge and XC60 T8 Recharge models. Nissan Kicks, featuring hybrid technology where the electric motor is powered by a gasoline engine, will also bring exciting features for visitors. Additionally, new brands entering the electric vehicle market like Haval with the H6 hybrid and Haima with the 7X-E will also participate in the exhibition.
In addition to showcasing electric vehicle models from leading brands pioneering the use of electric cars in Vietnam and worldwide, participants will also have the opportunity to test-drive notable models from VinFast, Volvo, Hyundai, Nissan, MG, and more.
Throughout the two-day Vietnam Electric Vehicle Exhibition, the brands will have a space to share and discuss the topic of electrification, providing information, answering questions, and bringing electric vehicle products even closer to Vietnamese consumers.
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