Three major brands to debut at Vietnam Motor Show

Wednesday, Oct 15, 2014 15:29

Porsche and BMW's Mini Cooper cars and Daimler's Fuso trucks will take part for the first time in the Vietnam Motor Show to be held next month in HCM City. — Photo Vnmedia

HCM CITY (Biz Hub) – Porsche and BMW's Mini Cooper cars and Daimler's Fuso trucks will take part for the first time in the Vietnam Motor Show to be held next month in HCM City, organisers announced at a press conference on October 15.

The country's largest annual auto event will this year feature 18 companies including Ford, GM Honda, Mercedes-Benz, Suzuki, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Audi, BMW, Jaguar Land Rover, and Nissan besides hundreds of parts, accessories, insurance, and financing companies.

Following the success of past events, the 10th Viet Nam Motor Show is expected to be a major milestone in global auto brands' road to engage with Vietnamese consumers.

It will be a place where consumers can see, learn, and experience the latest models and technology and serve as a link between auto brands and consumers.

Press conference of the Motor Show which will be held next month in HCM City. — VNS Photo Quynh Hoa

The companies will showcase their latest models since Vietnamese consumers are very connected and technology savvy, according to the organisers.

They are expected to bring state-of-the-art technologies and advanced eco-friendly global products.

The exhibition will be held from November 20 to 23 at the Saigon Exhibition and Conference Center in District 7.

Jesus Metelo Arias, chairman of the Viet Nam Automobile Manufacturers Association, said 2014 has seen a strong recovery in the auto industry, with a full-year sales forecast of 145,000 units representing 32 per cent growth. The number is higher than the initial forecast but below the 2009 peak of 160,000 units.

So far this year 106,710 units have been sold, a 39 per cent rise year-on-year.

Visitors to the show this year can participate in a lucky draw to win a Singapore tour for two (air tickets and hotel included)

The event is expected to receive a record 150,000 visitors. — VNS

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