Articles tagged with "VinFast"
VinFast’s Green Strategy Comes Into Focus in the Philippines - CleanTechnica
VinFast’s expansion strategy in the Philippines focuses on fleet-led electrification rather than targeting individual retail EV buyers. The company is introducing a dedicated sub-brand called Green, which includes electric scooters and a range of commercial electric vehicles designed specifically for high-utilization fleet use such as taxis and commercial operators. These Green models share core components with VinFast’s retail vehicles but are modified for commercial durability and functionality, featuring simplified interiors and integrated systems like taxi meters, AI safety monitoring, and satellite positioning. This approach aims to normalize EV adoption in markets where private EV ownership is limited by infrastructure and economic factors. The Green lineup is structured as a tiered portfolio tailored to different commercial needs. At the entry level is the Minio Green, a compact urban EV designed as a four-wheeled alternative to motorcycles for dense city environments, emphasizing low operating costs and maneuverability. Above it is the Nerio Green, a subcompact crossover with a longer range and more space, serving as VinFast’s primary fleet vehicle
energyelectric-vehiclesfleet-electrificationVinFastsustainable-transportationelectric-mobilitySoutheast-AsiaVinFast Soars to ~170,000 Sales in Vietnam in 2025 - CleanTechnica
VinFast, the Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, achieved a significant milestone in 2025 by delivering approximately 170,000 EVs in Vietnam, nearly doubling its 2024 domestic sales. The company’s Hai Phong factory alone produced 200,000 vehicles by the end of 2025, including the popular Limo Green 7-seater electric MPV, which set a monthly sales record with 9,642 units sold in November. The Hai Phong plant operates at a highly optimized level with over 18,000 employees, 1,200 ABB robots, and up to 90% automation, producing vehicles at a rate comparable to some of the world’s largest Gigafactories. Despite strong domestic performance and a firm hold as Vietnam’s top-selling auto brand, VinFast did not meet its global delivery targets for 2025. However, the company expanded its manufacturing footprint by launching operations at three new factories in key Asian markets, including Indonesia and India,
electric-vehiclesVinFastEV-manufacturingautomationABB-robotsenergyelectric-mobilityVinFast Opens Indonesia Electric Vehicle Plant Just 17 Months After Groundbreaking - CleanTechnica
VinFast, the Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, officially opened its assembly plant in Subang, West Java, Indonesia, on December 15, just 17 months after groundbreaking. This facility marks VinFast’s first production base in Southeast Asia outside Vietnam and its fourth operational plant globally. The initial $300 million investment phase enables an annual production capacity of 50,000 vehicles, with plans to expand to 350,000 units through further development requiring over $1 billion in total investment. The 171-hectare complex includes integrated production lines for body welding, painting, assembly, quality inspection, and logistics, with a focus on local supplier development to meet Indonesian government localization targets of 40% by 2026, 60% by 2029, and 80% from 2030 onward. VinFast’s rapid expansion in Indonesia began with its market entry in February 2024 and has been supported by a growing dealer network and product launches, including right-hand drive versions
electric-vehiclesVinFastenergymanufacturingautomotive-industrySoutheast-Asiagreen-industrial-developmentVinFast Accelerates Indonesian Expansion with Major Awards and Exclusive Model Debuts - CleanTechnica
VinFast is accelerating its expansion in Indonesia through new vehicle launches, awards recognition, and the imminent start of operations at its Subang assembly plant. At the GAIKINDO Jakarta AutoShow 2025, the Vietnamese automaker unveiled two key models: the seven-seat Limo Green, set for a March 2026 Indonesian launch, and the VF Wild midsize pickup concept. The Limo Green, already successful in Vietnam with 6,500 units sold in three months, features a spacious interior, lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery technology, and a 470 km driving range, making it suitable for both family and commercial use. The VF Wild, developed with Australian design studio GoMotiv, includes innovative features like a power-operated midgate and is being refined based on Indonesian market feedback. VinFast also received significant accolades at the Road to CNBC Indonesia Awards 2025, winning “Pioneering Brand in Green Transition and Sustainability” and “Compact SUV of the Year”
energyelectric-vehicleslithium-iron-phosphate-batterygreen-mobilitysustainable-transportationVinFastelectric-vehicle-manufacturingOp-Ed: "Wild East" Gamble: Why VinFast is Burning Cash to Reach the Stars - CleanTechnica
The article from CleanTechnica discusses VinFast’s aggressive and financially risky expansion strategy, particularly focusing on its push into the U.S. electric vehicle (EV) market and its surprising investment in space exploration through a new venture called VinSpace Joint Stock Company. Despite the lack of audited financial reports, VinFast continues to burn significant cash, reminiscent of Tesla’s early years, with the intent of dominating the global EV market in the long term. The company’s bold approach includes innovative marketing efforts, such as a residual value program in Southeast Asia and a strong presence at major U.S. EV events, despite some setbacks like negative press around its VF8 model. VinFast’s financials reveal rapid growth in production and sales: in the first half of 2025, it delivered over 72,000 EVs—a 223% increase year-over-year—and more than 114,000 two-wheelers, up 447%. Revenue for Q2 2025 nearly doubled to $663 million compared to
energyelectric-vehiclesVinFastspace-explorationsatellite-telecommunicationsrenewable-energyelectrificationVinFast's Residual Value Pledge: A Guarantee or a Gimmick in the Philippine EV Race? - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast has launched a Residual Value Guarantee (RVG) program in the Philippines, promising to buy back its vehicles at up to 90% of the original price for up to three years. This initiative aims to address consumer concerns about EV depreciation and battery lifespan, which have hindered adoption in the region. The RVG offers buyback values of 90% after six months, 86% after one year, 78% after two years, and 70% after three years—significantly higher than typical industry depreciation rates. The program covers VinFast’s entire Philippine lineup and is complemented by a 10-year vehicle warranty and three years of free charging, creating a comprehensive support ecosystem for buyers. VinFast has already implemented this program in Indonesia, where it has honored buybacks without issue, indicating a genuine commitment rather than a marketing gimmick. However, the guarantee is conditional: vehicles must adhere to mileage limits and maintenance schedules to qualify, protecting VinFast
energyelectric-vehiclesEV-marketresidual-value-guaranteeVinFastgreen-mobilitybattery-lifespanRevisiting VinFast's Hai Phong Factory: Transformation Complete - CleanTechnica
The article "Revisiting VinFast's Hai Phong Factory: Transformation Complete" provides a detailed, first-hand account of VinFast’s rapid evolution from its early days as a manufacturer of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to becoming a global electric vehicle (EV) automaker. The author, who has visited the VinFast manufacturing complex in Hai Phong multiple times since 2022, highlights the company’s ambitious journey, supported by Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, Vingroup. VinFast broke ground in 2017 and remarkably completed a full automotive manufacturing facility within 21 months, a feat praised by Vietnam’s Prime Minister as a “miracle.” The factory is notable for its advanced automation, employing thousands of robots for stamping, welding, painting, and assembly, making it the only Vietnamese plant capable of complete core vehicle production. The article also touches on VinFast’s strategic decisions, including its bold move to enter the challenging US market before focusing on closer Southeast Asian markets, reflecting the
energyelectric-vehiclesautomotive-manufacturingVinFastEV-transitionclean-energysustainable-transportationBYD, VinFast Support Campaigns to Assist Cebu Earthquake Survivors - CleanTechnica
Following the 6.9 magnitude earthquake that struck northern Cebu on September 30, automotive distributors BYD and VinFast, along with their partners, launched coordinated relief efforts to assist affected communities. BYD Cars Philippines and the Ayala Foundation’s #BrigadangAyala program organized a 24-vehicle convoy delivering essential supplies such as bottled water, food, tents, blankets, medicines, and toiletries to seven municipalities including Bogo City and San Remigio. The vehicles utilized Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology to provide mobile power in areas with damaged electrical grids, supporting residents in charging devices and lighting. Volunteers from the BYD Cebu Owners Group managed logistics, with financial support from BYD Philippines and ACMobility covering volunteer and operational costs. Meanwhile, VinFast Philippines and Green GSM contributed 10 million pesos in direct financial aid to the Cebu provincial government to support rebuilding efforts for schools, offices, and homes. Green GSM also delivered 500 relief packages and mobile tents while
energyelectric-vehiclesdisaster-reliefvehicle-to-load-technologymobile-power-sourcesBYDVinFastVinFast Electrifies European Bus Market with Dual Debut at Busworld - CleanTechnica
VinFast is entering the European public transport market with the launch of two new electric bus models, the EB 8 and EB 12, at Busworld Europe 2025 in Brussels. These zero-emission buses are designed to meet the EU’s stringent emissions targets, including the 2030 goal that 90% of new buses be zero-emission. The EB 12 model is already homologated to UNECE and CE standards, while the EB 8 is undergoing homologation. Both models have been adapted to European operating conditions and infrastructure, reflecting VinFast’s global ambitions beyond its home market in Vietnam, where its VinBus brand has already seen success. The buses are powered by lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries from suppliers like CATL and Gotion, offering up to 422 kWh capacity and an estimated range of around 400 km. They support fast charging at up to 140 kW, enabling full recharge within two to three hours. Safety and passenger comfort
energyelectric-buseslithium-iron-phosphate-batteriesVinFastzero-emission-vehiclespublic-transportsustainable-mobilityNew eScooters From VinFast Launched for Vietnam Market - CleanTechnica
VinFast has launched three new electric scooter models for the Vietnam market: the Vero X, Feliz, and Feliz Lite, all featuring a dual-battery system with one removable battery to significantly extend their range. Each scooter comes with a fixed 2.4 kWh battery under the footrest and an optional second battery of the same capacity in the trunk, which increases the range from 134 km to 262 km. This dual-battery innovation aims to enhance user flexibility and promote sustainable transportation. The Vero X targets the near-premium segment with a modern design, TFT color display, Smart Key, and a 35-liter trunk capacity. It is powered by a 2,250 W motor, reaching speeds up to 70 km/h, priced at approximately $1,326 USD. The Feliz and Feliz Lite share a popular design, both equipped with a 2,800 W motor; the Feliz reaches 70 km/h while the Feliz Lite is limited to 48 km/h for
energyelectric-scootersbattery-technologysustainable-transportVinFastelectric-vehiclesdual-battery-systemVingroup Launches Unprecedented Legal Campaign Against Online Disinformation - CleanTechnica
Vietnam’s largest conglomerate, Vingroup, has launched an unprecedented legal campaign by filing lawsuits against 68 individuals and organizations accused of spreading coordinated false information about the company and its leadership. The legal actions primarily target Vietnamese influencers but also extend internationally, focusing on fabricated content circulated on platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. The misinformation allegedly damages Vingroup’s reputation by spreading false claims about its financial stability—such as an exaggerated debt figure of VND800 trillion ($30.29 billion) versus the company’s actual VND283 trillion ($10.725 billion)—and the origins of VinFast electric vehicles, which critics falsely claim are merely Chinese products disguised as Vietnamese. Vingroup asserts that VinFast has developed a highly localized production process and was the first automaker globally to commit fully to electric vehicles. Vingroup’s approach includes pursuing legal cases not only in Vietnam but also internationally, working with foreign lawyers and notifying embassies to address these online attacks under Vietnam’s Cybersecurity Law and
energyelectric-vehiclesVinFastVingroupmanufacturinglocalizationautomotive-industryVGreen, VinFast Implements Free Charging to in PH, in time for World EV Day - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese automaker VinFast has launched an ambitious 2.5-year free charging program in the Philippines starting September 9, World EV Day, aiming to overcome price barriers in one of Southeast Asia’s slowest electric vehicle (EV) markets. Partnering with V-GREEN, a charging infrastructure provider owned by billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, VinFast will offer unlimited free charging at participating stations nationwide until May 2027. This initiative could save typical VinFast owners between P50,000 and P80,000 annually on charging costs, addressing a major hurdle in EV adoption given the country’s high electricity prices and limited charging infrastructure. The Philippines currently has EVs representing less than 0.1% of total vehicle sales, far behind neighboring countries like Thailand and Indonesia. To support growth, V-GREEN plans to install up to 15,000 charging ports by 2025 across key locations in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, tackling the country’s "range
energyelectric-vehiclesEV-charging-infrastructureVinFastV-GREENrenewable-energysustainable-transportationVinFast Shows Off Automotive Prowess At Vietnam's 80th National Day Parade - CleanTechnica
At Vietnam’s 80th National Day celebrations, domestic automaker VinFast prominently displayed its growing automotive capabilities by showcasing a range of vehicles tailored for diverse needs, from national defense to ceremonial use. The highlight was the Lac Hong 900 LX armored car, which underwent rigorous independent testing in Germany, surviving 440 bullet shots and 11 explosive tests to achieve the European VPAM VR7 ballistic standard—making it the first Vietnamese-made vehicle to meet such high-level protection criteria. Developed in collaboration with Canadian armored vehicle specialist INKAS and assembled in Vietnam, the Lac Hong 900 LX features culturally significant design elements like a gold-plated Lạc bird emblem and bamboo-inspired grill, alongside technical advancements such as an extended wheelbase for increased interior space. In addition to the armored vehicle, VinFast introduced specially modified open-top VF 9 electric SUVs for the National Day parade, customized extensively for the Ministry of Public Security. These modifications involved removing structural pillars, redesigning exterior and interior elements, and upgrading
energyelectric-vehiclesautomotive-technologyVietnamVinFastarmored-vehiclesmanufacturingVinFast Rocks Into USA & Canada With 10-Year Warranty - CleanTechnica
VinFast, a Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, is making a significant entry into the US and Canadian markets by offering an unprecedented 10-year, 200,000-kilometre bumper-to-bumper warranty on its EVs, along with a 10-year unlimited-kilometre battery guarantee under normal use. This warranty far exceeds the industry norm, where most automakers provide 3- to 5-year coverage, and even premium brands typically offer only up to 4 years or 80,000 kilometres. VinFast’s extended warranty aims to address common consumer concerns about EV reliability, battery longevity, and overall maintenance costs, leveraging the simpler powertrain design of electric vehicles to reduce repair risks for buyers. The company highlights that this long-term warranty is particularly relevant in markets like Canada, where harsh winters and challenging road conditions accelerate vehicle wear and tear. By shifting the risk of long-term repairs from the customer to the manufacturer, VinFast seeks to provide peace of mind and make
energyelectric-vehiclesEV-batteryautomotive-warrantyVinFastclean-energyelectric-mobilityVinFast Electric Buses Headed For Europe - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese automaker VinFast is making a strategic push into the European electric bus market, unveiling two purpose-built electric bus models—the EB 8 and EB 12—at the Busworld Europe 2025 exhibition. This move targets the EU’s ambitious climate goals, which require 90% of new city buses to be zero-emission by 2030, creating a large demand for electric public transport solutions. VinFast aims to leverage its manufacturing scale, technological expertise, and four years of operational experience running Vietnam’s first electric bus network to compete against established players like Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, MAN, and Chinese competitor BYD. The flagship EB 12 model is fully homologated to meet European UNECE and CE regulations, designed specifically for European infrastructure with features such as LFP battery packs from CATL and Gotion offering up to 422 kWh capacity and a range of 400 km. Fast charging (140 kW) allows full recharge in 2 to 3 hours, minimizing
electric-busesVinFastenergyelectric-vehiclesbattery-technologypublic-transportsustainable-transportationUltra-Luxury "Lạc Hồng" EV Made for Heads of State for Vietnam National Holiday Visit - CleanTechnica
VinFast has unveiled the ultra-luxury electric vehicle Lạc Hồng 900 LX, designed specifically to transport international heads of state during Vietnam’s 80th National Day celebrations. Distinct from VinFast’s usual “VF” branding, the Lạc Hồng 900 LX emphasizes a unique identity tied to Vietnamese cultural heritage, featuring design elements inspired by the mythical Lạc bird and Đông Sơn bronze drums. The vehicle’s interior showcases opulence with Golden Nanmu wood, Nappa leather, handcrafted gold details, and a VIP rear cabin separated by soundproof glass and an advanced intercom system. The standard Lạc Hồng 900 LX shares a powertrain with the VinFast VF 9 Plus, featuring a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system delivering 402 horsepower and 620 Nm of torque, powered by a 123 kWh battery pack, with a range of up to 595 km. A heavily armored version, developed in partnership with Canadian firm INKAS, weighs over
electric-vehiclesenergy-storagebattery-technologyautomotive-materialselectric-powertrainvehicle-armorVinFastVinFast Expands Electric Vehicle Incentives Nationwide, Plans Massive Battery-Swapping Network - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast has announced a nationwide expansion of its green transformation incentives alongside an ambitious plan to deploy 150,000 battery-swapping stations across Vietnam. This initiative, part of the third-phase “Mighty Spirit of Vietnam — For a Green Future” campaign, will launch its battery-swapping network on September 9, Vietnam’s National Day. The green transformation policy, previously limited to three regions, will now cover all 34 provinces and cities, offering a 4% discount on vehicle prices plus interest rate subsidies for financed purchases. VinFast aims to establish the country’s largest refueling network with battery-swapping stations, starting with 1,000 stations in October 2025, expanding to 50,000 by year-end, and reaching 150,000 within three years. The system uses removable 1.5 kWh battery packs, rentable at about $8.20 per month with a $0.37 swapping fee, each providing roughly 85 km of
energyelectric-vehiclesbattery-swappinggreen-transportationVinFastelectric-scooterssustainable-energyElectric Cars Are the Future. VinFast Wants to Make Owning One Effortless. - CleanTechnica
VinFast is positioning itself in the Canadian electric vehicle (EV) market by emphasizing customer confidence through one of the industry’s most comprehensive warranty packages. Its two SUV models—the mid-size VF 8 with up to 412 km range and the seven-seat full-size VF 9—come with a 10-year or 200,000-kilometre bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 10-year unlimited-kilometre battery warranty under normal use. This extensive coverage aims to address common buyer concerns about long-term reliability and service, especially important in Canada’s vast geography and extreme climate conditions. To enhance ownership convenience, VinFast has partnered with local charging networks and integrated its mobile app with 95% of public charging stations across North America, providing access to over 100,000 Level 2 AC and DC fast chargers. The app also facilitates service appointment bookings and roadside assistance, streamlining post-purchase support. Additionally, VinFast offers over-the-air software updates to improve infotainment,
energyelectric-vehiclesbattery-technologyEV-chargingautomotive-softwarewarranty-servicesVinFastVinFast Inaugurates India Plant, Bolstering Asian EV Strategy - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese automaker VinFast has officially opened its first electric vehicle (EV) assembly plant outside Vietnam, located in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, India. This 400-acre facility represents a key component of VinFast’s $2 billion investment in the Indian market and is equipped with advanced production capabilities including Body Shop, Paint Shop, Assembly Shop, and Quality Control Center. Initially, the plant will assemble the VF 7 and VF 6 electric SUVs with an annual capacity of 50,000 vehicles, scalable up to 150,000 units. The plant is expected to generate up to 3,500 direct jobs, contributing to regional socio-economic growth. VinFast aims to develop this facility into its largest export hub for South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, having already secured initial orders from several countries in these regions. VinFast’s expansion in India is part of a broader Asian strategy that includes establishing a $200 million EV assembly plant in Indonesia and expanding presence in Thailand
energyelectric-vehiclesEV-manufacturingVinFastautomotive-industrysustainable-energyAsia-market-expansionV-Green Subsidiary Offers Charging Station Business To Filipinos - CleanTechnica
V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC, founded by VinFast chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, has launched an electric vehicle (EV) charging station partnership model in the Philippines to accelerate EV adoption and support VinFast’s expanding electric vehicle ecosystem in Southeast Asia. The company offers Filipino landowners and business owners the opportunity to become franchisers of V-Green charging stations with no upfront investment or operational responsibilities, as V-Green fully funds, installs, and manages the stations. Partners benefit from revenue sharing and a minimum five-year lease, with ideal locations sought in Metro Manila, Cebu City, and Davao. V-Green aims to establish EV charging as a standard feature in Philippine real estate within five years, enhancing property value and supporting the country’s green transition. This expansion follows V-Green’s success in Vietnam, where it operates over 150,000 charging ports through a mix of self-operated and franchised stations. The franchising model is expected to accelerate network growth and market participation
energyelectric-vehiclesEV-charging-stationsgreen-technologyrenewable-energysustainable-infrastructureVinFastVinFast Inaugurates 2nd EV Plant In Vietnam - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese automaker VinFast has launched its second electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant in the Vũng Áng Economic Zone, Hà Tĩnh Province, approximately 430 kilometers from its main Hai Phong factory. Built in under seven months, this facility is VinFast’s fifth globally and initially has an annual production capacity of 200,000 vehicles. The 360,000-square-meter plant features advanced automated production lines with equipment from ABB, Dürr, Fanuc, and Siemens, and includes key manufacturing areas such as Body Welding, Painting, Assembly, Logistics, and Quality Control. Initial production will focus on compact urban EV models like the VF3, Minio Green, and EC Van, with plans to prototype and assemble additional models at this site for both domestic and export markets. VinFast is also developing four other factories worldwide. In the U.S., a major manufacturing and battery plant is underway in North Carolina, targeting 150,000 vehicles annually but delayed to 2028. In
electric-vehiclesEV-manufacturingautomationVinFastenergybattery-productionindustrial-roboticsVinfast EV Taxis Now in Manila — Exclusive Updates - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese transportation company Green & Smart Mobility (GSM) has launched its fleet of VinFast Nerio Green electric taxis in the Philippines, marking the country as the fourth in Southeast Asia to receive these EV taxis after Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia. The local operation, known as Green GSM, officially introduced the taxis and drivers at Quezon Memorial Circle in Manila. Green GSM aims to address the longstanding issues in the Philippine taxi industry, such as old, unsafe vehicles and a problematic franchising and compensation system that fosters discourteous and corrupt driver behavior. The company offers full-time driver positions with fixed salaries and incentives, replacing the traditional daily contract system, and also provides an Uber-style partnership model for EV owners. Green GSM drivers, referred to as “Green Ambassadors,” undergo intensive training to promote courteous service and safety, fostering pride and purpose in modernizing transportation with eco-friendly vehicles. The company has partnered with R&E Taxi, Manila’s largest taxi service, and established a central hub in Caloocan City with over 30 charging stations, parking, and servicing facilities for the EV fleet. The service currently covers Metro Manila and nearby provinces within a 20-30 kilometer radius. The chosen vehicle for the fleet is the VinFast Nerio Green, a variant of the VF e34 battery-electric compact crossover SUV, specifically re-engineered to meet public transportation needs. This initiative represents a significant step toward cleaner, safer, and more reliable taxi services in the Philippines.
electric-vehiclesVinFastEV-taxissustainable-transportationclean-energyride-hailing-appSoutheast-AsiaVinfast EV Taxis Now in Manila - CleanTechnica
Vietnamese company Green & Smart Mobility (GSM), founded by VinFast CEO Pham Nhat Vuong, has launched a fleet of VinFast VF e34 electric taxis in Manila, marking the Philippines as the fourth Southeast Asian country to receive these EV taxis after Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia. GSM aims to improve the local taxi industry's poor reputation, which suffers from old vehicles, unsafe conditions, and corrupt drivers. The company employs drivers as full-time staff with fixed salaries and incentives, rather than the traditional commission-based system, and offers an app for easy booking alongside street hails. GSM also partners with Manila’s largest taxi company, R&E Taxi, and has installed over 30 charging stations at R&E’s compound. The chosen vehicle, the VinFast VF e34, is a compact electric SUV with a 41.9 kWh battery, delivering 147 hp and a 197-mile (318 km) range, suitable for up to 10 hours of continuous driving in Manila. It features advanced safety equipment including six airbags, ABS with EBD, vehicle stability control, and a 360-degree camera system. GSM taxis are painted in a distinctive “Nerio Green” color. A standout feature is the S2S (Secure to Safe) AI-powered monitoring system developed by VinAI, which uses interior and exterior cameras to detect threats or emergencies, especially during high-risk night hours, and alerts a 24/7 operations center. The system complies with Philippine data privacy laws by encrypting footage and deleting it after 48 hours. In summary, GSM’s introduction of VinFast electric taxis in Manila represents a significant effort to modernize and clean up the city’s taxi services through electric vehicles, improved driver conditions, advanced safety features, and AI-driven security monitoring. This initiative aligns with broader regional adoption of VinFast EV taxis and reflects a push toward eco-friendly, reliable, and safer urban transportation in the Philippines.
energyelectric-vehiclesEV-taxislithium-ion-batterycharging-stationssustainable-transportationVinFastVinFast Pounces On EV Sales Growth In Europe
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