VinFast delivers nearly 10,000 electric cars in April

VinFast is making steady progress in its journey to become the national EV brand for everyone, thanks to its diverse product lineup tailored to different customer groups and usage needs.

As many as 3,731 VF 5 vehicles were delivered to customers in Vietnam in April. (Photo: VNA)
As many as 3,731 VF 5 vehicles were delivered to customers in Vietnam in April. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Leading Vietnamese carmaker VinFast delivered 9,588 electric vehicles (EVs) to customers in Vietnam in April, bringing its total sales in the domestic market to 44,691 units since the beginning of this year, the company announced on May 13.

The VF 5 and VF 3 models led the sales, with the VF 3 maintaining its position as the best-selling model.

A total of 15,466 VF 3 vehicles have been delivered so far. It was followed by VF 5, with 14,520 units.

Another standout model of VinFast in April was the VF 6, with 1,763 units sold, raising its cumulative sales to 5,914 units year-to-date. The VF 7, VF 8, and VF 9 also recorded strong performances in their respective segments.

Notably, April also marked the introduction of the Herio Green and Nerio Green models, optimised for transportation services and the launch of the EB 6 electric bus for student transportation, highlighting VinFast’s commitment to sustainable transportation solutions.

Deputy General Director of VinFast Global Sales Duong Thi Thu Trang said that VinFast is making steady progress in its journey to become the national EV brand for everyone, thanks to its diverse product lineup tailored to different customer groups and usage needs.

With widespread public support, the company is expected to soon achieve its ambitious business goals in Vietnam and confidently expand into international markets, she added./.

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