The Latest Breaking News from VinFast

The VinFast VF8 was the first electric vehicle sold by the Vietnamese automaker in the United States. It’s designed by Pininfarina and engineered by the same Tata Motors that’s behind Jaguar and Land Rover.

It’s an accepted fact that VinFast’s cars aren’t very good. The brand has been plagued with missed delivery dates, poor reviews, low sales and an alarming allegation that it has police detain critics of its products in its home country. Now things are going further. Last week, an engineer responsible for VinFast’s…

Vietnamese automaker VinFast has officially started deliveries of its more upmarket electric SUV, the VF9. The battery-powered three-row SUV slots above the VF8 and competes with other family-oriented EVs such as the Kia EV9 and Cadillac Vistiq.

I'm driving the VinFast VF8, the first American-market model from the Vietnamese brand. It's gotten plenty of criticism since it launched, but it's been improved.

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While the Fed's jumbo rate cut is a positive for the broader markets and the automotive sector, VinFast and Nikola are two EV stocks that still don't look like buys.

Some of these dealerships have stunning discounts, too. But should you really buy one?

Thomas Ingenlath, the automaker’s head honcho from its inception, has resigned.