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Policies encourage automakers to assemble cars in VN

Policies encourage automakers to assemble cars in VN

Several automakers are considering assembling their best-selling models in Việt Nam due to the Government’s policy of zero import tariffs on components and a 50 per cent reduction in registration fees.
Automotive industry expected to get stronger

Automotive industry expected to get stronger

A stronger automotive industry with higher participation of foreign firms will boost the domestic auxiliary industry, businesses said on Friday.
Government to better policies to boost automobile industry

Government to better policies to boost automobile industry

The Government will provide policy support for automakers, but not at the cost of breaking its international integration commitments, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said.
Auto imports rise slightly in August

Auto imports rise slightly in August

Some 8,000 complete built-up units of cars worth US$180 million were imported to Viet Nam in August, marking a slight increase of 1,000 units in volume and $13 million in value compared with the previous month.
Auto prices drop but customers in neutral

Auto prices drop but customers in neutral

Vietnamese automakers and importers have been racing to reduce the price of many models in recent months ahead of the zero-tariff policy for car imports from ASEAN nations that goes into effect on January 1, 2018.
Deputy PM encourages autos carrying Vietnamese brand name

Deputy PM encourages autos carrying Vietnamese brand name

Domestic automakers must manufacture autos under the Vietnamese brand name, Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung suggested.
Chinese automakers eager to co-operate with Vietnamese partners

Chinese automakers eager to co-operate with Vietnamese partners

Chinese automakers are seeking opportunities to co-operate with Vietnamese partners to develop the production of heavy duty truck parts.
Govt forms inter-sector team to help auto industry

Govt forms inter-sector team to help auto industry

The Ministry of Industry and Trade and other ministries will form an inter-sector team that will help prepare local automakers face the impact of zero import tax on ASEAN automobiles.
Automakers sense a sea change, move to green cars

Automakers sense a sea change, move to green cars

With demand for environmentally friendly cars increasing in Viet Nam, local automakers and traders are going green to win market share.
Russian automakers face VN challenges

Russian automakers face VN challenges

Russian and Belarusian automakers are likely to face significant challenges in Viet Nam, although some of their vehicles will enjoy zero-per-cent tariffs when entering Viet Nam from yesterday, experts said.
NA deputies worried about revised tax on cars

NA deputies worried about revised tax on cars

Many National Assembly delegates have expressed concerns about difficulties domestic automakers would face if the special consumption tax is deeply reduced.
Heavy discounts boost auto sales

Heavy discounts boost auto sales

Major automakers in Viet Nam reported a year-on-year sales surge of 6 per cent in November yesterday, riding on aggressive discounts and continued popularity of smaller cars.