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VinFast is proud to announce the intensification of its groundbreaking campaign, "Vietnamese Spirit in Full Throttle - For a Green Future." In this third iteration, we're taking a pivotal leap forward with two transformative initiatives: first, by extending our special green conversion policy to all 34 provinces and cities nationwide, and second, by establishing an extensive network of 150,000 electric motorcycle battery exchange stations and introducing a range of cutting-edge electric motorcycle models with swappable batteries on a national scale.

This weekend (August 23-24), residents of Phu Tho, Ninh Binh, Can Tho, An Giang, Quang Ngai, and Quang Ninh have an exciting opportunity to test-drive electric vehicles and seamlessly transition from old gasoline cars to new electric ones. With cost-effective options available, it's a chance to experience the future of automotive technology and discover the benefits of electric mobility.

This weekend (August 23-24), residents of Phu Tho, Ninh Binh, Can Tho, An Giang, Quang Ngai, and Quang Ninh have an exciting opportunity to test-drive electric vehicles and seamlessly transition from old gasoline cars to new electric ones. With cost-effective options available, it's a chance to experience the future of automotive technology and discover the benefits of electric mobility.

The green car market in Vietnam witnessed a vibrant first half of the year, with impressive sales growth and an array of new models entering the scene.

Maserati, the iconic Italian automotive brand, has teased an exciting prospect for driving enthusiasts. In a recent revelation, the company hinted at the potential launch of a flagship model equipped with a manual transmission, slated for release as early as next year. This tantalizing hint suggests a return to the pure, unadulterated driving experience that enthusiasts crave, and it's sure to ignite excitement in the automotive world.

The American-imported Ford models are expected to be more competitively priced now that tariff barriers are a thing of the past.

The new CEO of KTM has revealed plans to streamline the company's operations, which includes discontinuing the production of the X-Bow supercar. In a bold move, the CEO aims to refocus the brand and streamline its model lineup to ensure a sustainable and profitable future.

Thus, Nissan's 60-year-old plant has ceased operations, making way for the re:Nissan vision.

The American automotive manufacturer is bracing for a hefty blow, with projections of a staggering $2 billion loss this year due to soaring costs.

The all-new model is a doppelganger of Porsche's beloved Macan, but with a new name.