VinFast is a car brand that many people have not heard of, but the car brand from Vietnam released two pure electric SUVs, VF e35 and VF e36, at this year's Los Angeles Auto Show, which successfully attracted the attention of many people. According to foreign media reports, at the upcoming 2022 CES exhibition, VinFast will launch three new cars, which also means that the 5 new models they announced will be officially unveiled.
VinFast VF e36
According to VinFast's previous product planning, the positioning of the three new models will be lower than the two previously launched, mainly for the A, B and C segments Of the company, although the company is not ready to announce the specific details of the vehicle, it said that the upcoming models will have an elegant appearance and modern design, and will also be optimized in terms of aerodynamics, while different models will also reflect the unique aesthetic characteristics of different market segments.
VinFastVF e36
It is reported that the new model is equipped with advanced driver assistance systems, including automatic parking, lane assistance and collision warning functions. In addition, the car also has a good performance in terms of intelligence, and the company has carried out in-depth cooperation with the industry's leading car brands in the field of car intelligence, involving machine learning and artificial intelligence technology and other aspects. However, the company did not disclose the identity of the relevant partners, which may be officially announced at the CES exhibition.
VinFastVF e35
It is understood that VinFast is the automotive division of Vingroup, a company owned by Vietnam's richest man, Phan Ri Wang, which previously focused on the production of fuel vehicles, and has reached cooperative relations with world-class suppliers such as Bosch and ABB, and is also the first manufacturer in Vietnam to launch its own brand car. According to previous rumors, VinFast is preparing to go public in the United States in the near future, with a valuation of up to $60 billion, and launching new cars so frequently may be warming up for listing.