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Vietnam Motor Show 2019 to feature 15 top brands

The Vietnam Motor Show 2019 (VMS 2019), to be held in Ho Chi Minh City from October 23 to 27, will be a get-together of 15 renowned automobile brands and hundreds of others in the automobile support industry, according to organisers.
Vietnam Motor Show 2019 to feature 15 top brands
Vietnam Motor Show 2019 to feature 15 top brands ảnh 1Poster of the event (Source: vnreview.vn)

HCM City (VNA) – The Vietnam Motor Show 2019(VMS 2019), to be held in Ho Chi Minh City from October 23 to 27, will be aget-together of 15 renowned automobile brands and hundreds of others in theautomobile support industry, according to organisers.

Top brands to the event include Audi, Ford, VinFast, Honda, andLexus.

Notably, a smart mobile app will be deployed to helpvisitors keep a close watch of all activities during the event and choose theshows they want to attend. It also enables automobile brands to provideinformation for their potential customers.

The VMS, held by the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’Association (VAMA) in collaboration with the Vehicle Importers VietnamAssociation (VIVA), is expected to attract some 200,000 visitors, and millionsof live streaming video viewers.

Laurent Genet, a representative of the association, said itis not only an event for auto brands but also a magnet for car lovers who wantto experience reputable models.

VAMA Chairman Toru Kinoshita said the Vietnam auto industry,despite challenges, has recorded an annual average growth of 33 percent, with positivemarket signs boding well for producers by year’s end. -VNA
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