Vietnamese electrical carmakers VinFast on March 1 delivered its first 45 VF 8 City Edition electric SUVs to US customers at nine California showrooms, marking its official entry into the US automobile market.
Vietnamese electrical carmakers VinFast on March 1 delivered its first 45 VF 8 City Edition electric SUVs to US customers. (Photo: VinFast)
California (VNA)– Vietnamese electrical carmakers VinFast on March 1 delivered its first 45 VF8 City Edition electric SUVs to US customers at nine Cไalifornia showrooms,marking its official entry into the US automobile market.
These initial deliveriesare from the first shipment of 999 City Edition vehicles, which were shipped tothe US in December last year. The version comes in both Eco and Plus trimwith an EPA-rated range of 207 miles and 191 miles, respectively. Other vehicles willcontinue to be delivered to customers at VinFast’s stores or through ahome-delivery service. Besides financialpromotion for US consumers, VinFast also offers an impressive 10-year warrantyfor their vehicles and batteries, as well as mobile repair services, and 24/7roadside assistance. According to the websiteelectrek.co, VF 8 City Edition is the version that VinFast exports exclusivelyto the US market. It integrates Advanced Driver Assistance Systems(ADAS) and smart entertainment and utility applications Smart Services. In addition,VF 8 City Edition will receive free software updates, and upgrade many otherfeatures and applications./.
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Vietnamese electrical carmakers VinFast on March 1 delivered its first 45 VF 8 City Edition electric SUVs to US customers. (Photo: VinFast) 
