GSM receives nearly 46,000 pre-orders for four VinFast Green models in Vietnam
The number of pre-orders for the four VinFast Green models - Minio Green, Herio Green, Nerio Green, and Limo Green - designed specifically for ride-hailing services, is expected to increase in the next few days as pre-order incentives will be available by the end of March 24.
The Green and Smart Mobility (GSM) JSC opens pre-orders for four VinFast Green from March 17-24. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Green and Smart Mobility (GSM) JSC on March 20 announced that it received nearly 46,00𓄧0 pre-orders for four VinFast Green models in only three days after it opened the pre-orders on March 17.
Of the pre-orders, there are 13,020 from 12 major transport firms.
The number of pre-orders for the four VinFast Green models - Minio Green, Herio Green, Nerio Green, and Limo Green - designed specifically for ride-hailing services, is expected to increase in the next few days as pre-order incentives will be available by the end of March 24.
Customers placing pre-orders between March 17 and March 24 through GSM will receive a discount of 5 million VND (200 USD) for Minio Green, 10 million VND (400 USD) for Herio Green and Nerio Green, and 15 million VND (600 USD) for Limo Green.
In addition, under the "For Green Capital" programme, customers in Hanoi also receive 2.5 million VND for Minio Green, 5 million VND for Herio Green, 6.5 million VND for Nerio Green and 7.5 million VND for Limo Green, converted into VinClub points to use services and shop in the Vingroup ecosystem.
Particularly for the Minio Green model, GSM supports customers to convert from 2-wheeled vehicles to 4-wheelers with an installment loan support policy of up to 90% of the vehicle value within up to five years, allowing customers to own a car with only more than 26 million VND of initial reciprocal capital.
From March 25, customers can place orders to buy VinFast cars at all VinFast showrooms and genuine distributors nationwide, but no longer receive pre-order incentives./.
TIME editors note that while much of the world was mired in geopolitical uncertainty during 2024, businesses across the Asia-Pacific enjoyed an upbeat year. VinFast, which ranks 101st, outperformed numerous established automotive brands and stands as the sole Vietnamese company in the top 200.
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