VinFast seals deal to distribute electric vehicles in Micronesia
VinFast Auto has signed a cooperation agreement with Guam AutoSpot on the distribution of its electric vehicles (EV) in Micronesia, announced the Vietnamese automaker in its recent press release.
Hanoi (VNA) - VinFast Auto has signed a cooperation agreement with Guam AutoSpot on thedistribution of its electric vehicles (EV) in Micronesia, announced the Vietnamese automaker in its recent press release.
As per the pact, Guam AutoSpot will be VinFast’s first officialdistributor in the region, with the former expected to begin its import ofthe latter’s EVs and components in May.
As previously announced, VinFast will expandits operations to at least 50 countries around the world in 2024.
Founded in 2008, Guam AutoSpot boasts a well-establisheddealer network across Micronesia. For over 15 years, they have built areputation for delivering high-quality products and services.
Micronesia is emerging as a potential EV market, fueled bythe participation of international brands and the development of chargingstation infrastructure./.
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At the signing ceremony (Photo: VOV) 
