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Vietnam's VinFast eyes start of U.S. deliveries in late 2022, CEO says

A car rolls off the production line at a VinFast plant in Vietnam
VinFast's assembly plant in Vietnam (BLOOMBERG)
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BEN KLAYMAN
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Reuters
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October 14, 2021 04:47 PM

Vietnamese automaker VinFast will begin taking preorders in the U.S. market for its VF e35 and e36 electric utility vehicles in the first half of 2022 and expects to begin delivering them by the end of the year, global CEO Michael Lohscheller said.

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