VinFast announces 4Q23 deliveries

The company delivered 13,513 electric vehicles (EV) in 4Q23, which represents a 35 per cent increase quarter-over-quarter.

The VF8 model of VinFast.

VinFast Auto Ltd. on January 18 announced its total vehicle deliveries for the fourth quarter and the whole of 2023.

The company delivered 13,513 electric vehicles (EV) in 4Q23, which represents a 35 per cent increase quarter-over-quarter. A total of 42,291 EVs have been provided globally since its first deliveries in 2021 through the end of 2023, including a total of 34,855 EVs in 2023.    

Trần Mai Hoa, VinFast’s Deputy CEO of Sales and Marketing said their 4Q23 saw a jump in vehicle deliveries compared to previous quarters. However, amid economic headwinds, slow EV adoption rate in certain regions has adversely affected deliveries plan.

The company also announced that it will release its 4Q23 financial results before the market opens on February 22, 2024. On the same day, VinFast’s management will hold a live webcast to discuss business performance and strategy. — VNS

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