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Taxi Huong Giang signs strategic deal with Green SM to buy 1,500 VinFast electric vehicles, transitioning fleet to 100% EVs and expanding in Bac Ninh.

VinFast (VFS) targets 45,000 battery swap stations by Q1 2026 as Honda, Yamaha, Selex Motors, and Gogoro accelerate network expansion across Vietnam.

VFS issues 14M shares as 10% stock dividend, raising charter capital to 1,540B VND. Also plans 139.9M share rights offering at 10,000 VND to raise 1,399B VND.

Taxi Lavi signs MOU to replace 2,000 fossil-fuel vehicles with VinFast EVs, supported by GSM. Deployment in HCMC, Can Tho, Khanh Hoa, Da Nang.

Taxi Lavi signs deal to invest in 2,000 VinFast EVs, replacing all fossil fuel vehicles, with charging infrastructure by V-Green. VFS benefits from fleet expansion.

Taxi Lavi signs MOU with VinFast and GSM to replace 2,000 fossil-fuel vehicles with VinFast EVs, expanding Vietnam's electric taxi fleet.

Thaco, VinFast, and TC Group jointly petition to keep auto manufacturing as a conditional business, opposing a Ministry of Finance proposal to deregulate.

VinFast (VFS) reports 2025 revenue of VND 90,179B ($3.59B), +104.9% YoY, driven by domestic EV sales and global expansion. Key markets and investment details.

VinFast signs 14 major dealers to expand electric motorcycle sales and service in Philippines, targeting 30,000 battery swap stations nationwide.

V-Green and Sun Group's Ba Na Hills cable car company sign deal for 20 EV chargers and 2 battery swap cabinets at Sun World Ba Na Hills, expanding VinFast clean energy network.

Vietnam's National Assembly extends EV tax incentives at 1-3% until end-2030; rates to rise 3.5-4x from 2031. Affects VinFast (VFS) and EV market.

VinFast (VFS) reports record March 2026 electric motorcycle orders (135,000) and shipments (93,000) as VAMM gasoline sales rise 8.3% YoY, signaling dual-track growth in Vietnam's two-wheeler market.

VinFast (VFS) reaches 60% domestic content in electric vehicles, aiming for 80% with local battery production, positioning Vietnam to compete with Thailand and Malaysia's automotive sectors.