Vingroup and its partners launch a "For a Green Capital" campaign

Vingroup and other companies in the ecosystem launched the "For a Green Capital" campaign on January 10.

 

Representatives pressing the button to launch the campaign "For a Green Capital" is a moment filled with symbolism and unity. — Photo courtesy of Vingroup

 HÀ NỘI — Vingroup and other companies in the ecosystem launched the "For a Green Capital" campaign on January 10.

The initiative aims to mobilise the community in efforts to reduce air pollution in Hà Nội, which has been grappling with some of the worst air quality levels globally. The high concentrations of fine dust pose significant health risks to residents.

Starting from January 10, Vingroup and its partners in the green mobility ecosystem—including VinFast, VinBus, GSM, and FGF—will roll out various supportive activities and policies for customers purchasing, renting, or using electric vehicles.

Notably, VinFast is offering substantial support of up to VNĐ70 million for customers who buy electric cars and register for circulation in Hà Nội.

This offer is valid from January 10, 2025, to January 31, 2026. — VNS

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