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In December 2023, TC Vietnam Automobile Company (TCMV), a subsidiary of Tan Chong Motor Holdings (Malaysia), unveiled the all-new King Long NOVA EURO 5 coach, the first one to roll off the production line. This coach comes in two versions: 29-seater and 34-seater, assembled at TCMV factory in the expanded Hoa Khanh Industrial Zone, Lien Chieu District, Danang City, Vietnam.

VinFast has delivered the first batch of VF 6 electric cars to customers. This is the 5th electric car model to hit the market in just 2 years since the announcement of VinFast's electric vehicle strategy, showcasing its superior capabilities and commitment to promoting green transportation.

Having established a strong position in the commercial vehicle market in Vietnam, Hyundai Thanh Cong Trading (HTCV) has successfully endeavored to fulfill its mission and goal of expanding its exportation worldwide. HTCV aims to showcase Vietnam's image as a new global transit hub for Hyundai.

On January 3, 2024, Honda Vietnam Company (HVN) proudly presents the all-new Future 125 FI 2024, featuring remarkable enhancements.

Ford Philippines has recently announced that they will officially introduce the compact SUV model Ford Bronco in 2024.

The new generation of Honda Dream has recently been launched in our neighboring country and has been imported to Vietnam through private car import stores, with prices reaching over a hundred million dong.

According to a recent sales report, BYD has sold 526,409 electric vehicles in the fourth quarter of 2023. This sales figure significantly surpasses that of Tesla (484,507 vehicles).

Toyota's car sales and production have been consistently increasing since the beginning of the year and are on the verge of reaching the 10 million mark globally.

Recently, the 110-year-old vehicle registration plate "NSW-1" from New South Wales, Australia, has been officially put up for auction.

Toyota's subsidiary, Daihatsu, recently made the announcement to temporarily halt all distribution activities in domestic and international markets. This decision came after uncovering a scandal involving the manipulation of safety test results in the majority of the company's car models.