Vinfast, the Vietnamese EV maker, is to open 50 dealers in France, Germany and the Netherlands
“VinFast is not just here to sell cars. We are here to inspire change and accelerate the transition to EVs for the benefit of the environment,” said Le Thi Thu Thuy, Vingroup’s vice-chairwoman and VinFast global CEO
It is not yet known when the VinFast stores in Europe will open but, according to the automaker, they will come in a number of different sizes and offer either EV sales only, or sales and service combined.
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