Malaysian group launches car plant in Da Nang

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TCIE Viet Nam Co Ltd, a member of Malaysia's Tan Chong Motor Group, opened its Hoa Khanh industrial zone factory in Da Nang's Lien Chieu district yesterday.

Nissan's popular Sunny model. Photo news.otofun.net

DA NANG (Biz Hub) — TCIE Viet Nam Co Ltd, a member of Malaysia's Tan Chong Motor Group, opened its Hoa Khanh industrial zone factory in Da Nang's Lien Chieu district yesterday.

The US$40 million plant, with an annual capacity of 6,500 vehicles, is TCIE's first production facility in Viet Nam.

In the immediate future, the plant will assemble Nissan's popular Sunny model, with 2,000 units rolling out in the first year. — VNS




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