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VinFast Auto Ltd. reports developments in electric vehicles, e-scooters, e-bikes, and e-buses as a Vietnam-based automotive manufacturer and Nasdaq-listed subsidiary of Vingroup JSC. Recurring news centers on global and Vietnam delivery updates, model-level performance across the VF lineup, Green Series, and Lac Hong brand, and product coverage for vehicles such as the VF 8, VF 9, VF 3, VF 5, VF 6, VF 7, Limo Green, Minio Green, and EC Van.
Company updates also cover manufacturing scale, cost discipline, distribution expansion, charging access, warranty programs, leasing and financing policies, Canadian market positioning, and technology partnerships tied to EV adoption.
Vingroup, parent of VinFast (VFS), has been ranked 340th in TIME's World's Best Companies 2026, a rise of nearly 500 places from the prior year, and remains the only Vietnamese company on the list for two consecutive years.
The ranking, based on revenue growth, employee satisfaction and sustainability transparency, follows strong financial performance: in the first half of 2026, consolidated net revenue reached VND 222.9 trillion, up 72% year on year, while profit after tax was VND 20.904 trillion, more than 4.5 times the same period of 2025. Vingroup reports a workforce of about 400,000 people across 12 countries and highlights sustainability initiatives in real estate, rail infrastructure and green energy. VinFast continues expanding its EV offerings and sales and service networks across Europe and North America.
VinFast (VFS) has introduced the VF 2, a low-cost electric microcar for urban use, currently available only in Vietnam. The two-door, four-seat EV is the smallest model in VinFast’s lineup, measuring 3,090 mm long, 1,496 mm wide and 1,663 mm tall, and uses a rear-mounted electric motor with an 18.3 kWh battery for up to 210 km of NEDC range and a top speed of 80 km/h.
The VF 2 includes features such as LED headlights, a 7-inch driver display, air conditioning, a driver’s airbag, ABS, traction control and 13-inch alloy wheels. Priced at about VND 188 million (roughly CAD 10,200 or US$7,200), it targets urban commuters seeking an affordable, space-efficient alternative to scooters and conventional cars amid renewed global interest in microcars.
VinFast (VFS) highlights the VF 9 all-electric seven-seat SUV as a road trip-ready option for Canadian summers, emphasizing comfort, range, and charging access.
The VF 9 features an automatic three-zone climate control system and a Camp Mode that keeps the cabin cooled while parked, reportedly using only about 1–2% of the battery per hour at 24°C. Owners can pre-cool the vehicle remotely via a smartphone app. The full-size SUV offers up to 518 km EPA estimated range for the Eco model and 462 km for the Plus model, with access through the VinFast app to approximately 95% of public charging stations across North America. In Canada, the VF 9 includes standard all-wheel drive, up to 402 horsepower, and is backed by a 10-year/200,000-kilometre vehicle warranty, a 10-year unlimited kilometre battery warranty, and 24/7 roadside assistance.
VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) highlights how its all-electric midsize SUV VF 8 is positioned to meet Canadian drivers’ weekday and weekend needs. The vehicle features a 2,950 mm wheelbase, up to 1,373 litres of cargo space with rear seats folded, an electric powertrain, comfort-focused interior, and advanced driver-assistance systems tailored for varied Canadian driving conditions.
VinFast (VFS) highlights warranty coverage as a key long-term benefit for Canadian EV buyers, beyond range and performance. According to VinFast, every new VinFast in Canada includes a 10-year / 200,000‑km vehicle warranty and a 10-year, unlimited‑kilometre high-voltage battery warranty for non-commercial use, positioning it among the longest EV warranties in the Canadian market.
VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) highlights that many Canadian drivers’ concerns about electric vehicles—range, charging access, and cold-weather performance—are often overstated compared with real-world use. The company notes that typical daily driving needs are far below the range of modern EVs such as the VinFast VF 8, which offers up to 412 km.
According to VinFast, public charging infrastructure in Canada is expanding, with at least 39,654 public charging ports at 14,743 locations as of March 25, a 17.4% year-over-year increase. VinFast emphasizes tools like the VinFast Companion App, comprehensive 10-year/200,000 km vehicle warranties, 10-year unlimited mileage battery warranties, mobile maintenance, and 24/7 roadside assistance to support EV adoption and ease ownership concerns.
VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) has launched an interactive Energy Cost Saving (ECS) calculator for U.S. shoppers, designed to compare long-term ownership costs of its EVs with comparable gasoline vehicles. The online tool factors in ownership period and monthly mileage, then estimates and contrasts energy costs.
According to VinFast, a U.S. driver covering 2,000 miles per month in a VF 8 Eco over five years is estimated to spend about $7,811 on energy, versus $18,528 for a similar gas SUV, or roughly $130 vs $309 per month. The company positions the ECS calculator as part of a broader push that includes accessible pricing, leasing options, and an expanding U.S. dealer network to support EV adoption and long-term growth in the American market.
VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) and iA Dealer Services, a business unit of iA Financial Group, have entered a new partnership covering the Canadian market. VinFast customers in Canada will initially gain access to Tire & Rim Protection and Incident Protection products at vehicle purchase, with additional protection solutions planned. The agreement is described as iA Dealer Services’ first OEM partnership with a pure-play electric vehicle manufacturer and builds on its existing Canada-wide distribution network.
VinSpace (VFS) announced a launch contract with SpaceX, securing rideshare slots on a Transporter mission in 2027 for its first satellites. VinSpace will design, build and operate the satellites, which will demonstrate in-house technologies and support its strategy to build full-stack aerospace capabilities for Vietnam’s space industry.
VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) outlined its technology and growth roadmap on August 17, 2026, emphasizing a phased, safety‑driven approach to autonomous driving and a localization-focused manufacturing strategy. The company’s current vehicles operate at Level 2 ADAS, and next-generation models are planned to move toward L2+/L2++, with each phase tied to measurable safety validation and real‑world driving data rather than fixed launch dates.
According to VinFast, this scalable approach aims to deliver incremental improvements in lane‑keeping, adaptive cruise control and highway assistance while clearly distinguishing assistance from full autonomy. Ms. Anne Pham highlighted manufacturing hubs in India and Indonesia that may serve as future export bases, a strategy aligned with broader EV supply-chain shifts toward Southeast Asia. She noted that VinFast currently has sales in multiple regions, including North America and the United States, and that U.S. sales plans “remain on course.” VinFast also stated it is on track to break even in Vietnam by 2027, framing its overall story as disciplined, measurable progress in technology and operations.