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VinFast's Green line vehicles, specifically designed for commercial use, are setting new standards in cost efficiency. With remarkably low fuel and maintenance expenses, these models empower drivers to optimize cash flow and significantly enhance long-term profitability.

Indeed, as Ford struggles to meet the overwhelming demand, it’s ramping up production of the Mustang GTD, a high-performance variant starting at $350,000—a stark contrast to the standard model’s modest $32,640 price tag.

In the first 10 months of 2025, electric vehicles accounted for nearly a quarter of all new car sales globally, solidifying their rapidly growing dominance in the automotive market.

China is taking a significant step forward in enhancing automotive safety standards, with plans to completely ban hidden door handles by 2027.

While neighboring countries like Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia have become strongholds for Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers, Vietnam stands out as a unique anomaly in the regional green mobility landscape.

Recently, the State Administration for Market Regulation of China officially announced the release of 294 new national standards.

Vingroup Group has signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the City of Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo) and Exposure SARL, establishing a comprehensive framework for collaboration. This partnership aims to develop a sustainable, modern, and accessible urban transportation system in the City of Kinshasa.

In every car buying or selling transaction, consumers often focus solely on negotiating the best price and maximizing their benefits.

Recently, Dreame, the renowned Chinese brand celebrated for its vacuum cleaners, has officially teased its first vehicle under the "Starry Sky Plan."

Following a series of fatal accidents linked to electronically adjustable door handles, China is set to ban this feature, compelling automakers to reevaluate global safety designs.