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VinFast posts record monthly, yearly car sales

Vietnamese car maker VinFast announced that it delivered over 20,000 vehicles in December 2024, a sales record in the domestic market, raising its total last year to more than 87,000.

Illustrative photo (Photo: VNA)
Illustrative photo (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnamese car maker VinFast announced that it delivered over 20,000 vehicles in December 2024, a sales record in the domestic market, raising its total last year to more than 87,000.

Boasting the outstanding sales record, VinFast officially exceeded its set sales target, firmly consolidating its position as the best-selling car brand in Vietnam.

Accordingly, the number of VinFast cars delivered to customers in December 2024 broke all previous sales records, even higher than the whole-year figures of many other brands in the Vietnamese market.

These positive results can be attributed to the stable sales growth of most models, of which VF 5 is the best-seller in the product range as well as in the domestic market last year.

Deputy General Director of VinFast Global Sales Duong Thi Thu Trang said that the firm has overcome numerous challenges thanks to its resilience, relentless efforts, and constant innovation to achieve business results beyond expectations in 2024.

VinFast's long-term commitment to supporting customers is demonstrated through practical policies, including the extension of the free battery charging scheme for individual customers until June 30, 2027, and the signing of cooperation agreements with seven major insurance partners to shorten the time for appraisal and incident handling.

VinFast has also signed cooperation agreements with many localities, organisations and large enterprises to join hands to promote green transformation in Vietnam, she added./.

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