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As gasoline prices in the Philippines surge by $0.55 per liter in the country's largest fuel price jump ever, Vietnamese automaker VinFast is offering major discounts to help families switch to electric vehicles. The "Trade Gas for Electric" campaign runs through March 31 with incentives up to 10 percent off.
VinFast's main factory in Vietnam just produced its 200,000th electric vehicle, capping a record year that saw the company sell 100,000 EVs globally in one quarter alone. The milestone shows how quickly electric transportation is scaling up to meet growing demand worldwide.
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast just reached a major manufacturing milestone in India, producing 10,000 vehicles in less than 12 months. The achievement signals growing momentum in one of the world's fastest-growing EV markets.
A Vietnamese electric vehicle maker just proved it can scale fast in one of the world's toughest markets. VinFast India produced 10,000 electric vehicles in less than 12 months, showing the country's EV revolution is picking up serious speed.
A Vietnamese automaker just proved it's serious about India, rolling out its 10,000th electric vehicle from a brand-new factory in Tamil Nadu. The milestone shows that global EV competition is heating up in one of the world's fastest-growing car markets.
A compact electric SUV from Vietnam is proving that eco-friendly vehicles can be both high-tech and affordable, winning international awards while dominating its home market. The VinFast VF6 starts at just $21,000 with a battery subscription plan.
Electric cars just got more affordable in the Philippines. VinFast's battery subscription slashes upfront costs by up to $27,500, making zero-emission vehicles accessible to thousands more families.
Ride-hailing drivers in Indonesia and the Philippines can now rent electric vehicles for as little as $1 per day, lowering the barrier to clean transportation. The program includes free charging through 2029, helping drivers save on fuel costs while reducing emissions.
VinFast just rolled its one millionth electric scooter off the production line in Vietnam, proving that Asia's electric vehicle revolution is already here. While Western markets debate the future of electric transportation, this company sold over 406,000 electric scooters in 2025 alone.
VinFast is building one of the world's largest battery swapping networks across Vietnam, with 150,000 stations that let riders swap electric scooter batteries in seconds for just 35 cents. The massive infrastructure push could transform how millions of Vietnamese commuters travel daily.
As oil prices spike globally, electric vehicle showrooms across Asia are flooded with buyers ditching gas-powered cars for good. One dealership sold a month's worth of EVs in just two weeks.
As oil prices surge past $100 per barrel, electric vehicle demand is skyrocketing across Asia, with dealerships struggling to keep up with buyers ditching gas-powered cars. Chinese automaker BYD and other EV makers are seeing months of sales happen in just weeks.
Nearly one in three new cars sold worldwide this year will be electric, marking a massive shift in how the world drives. From Norway's 95% electric rate to China's booming production, the clean car revolution is accelerating faster than ever.
Two Chinese car companies are racing to buy a shuttered Mexican auto plant that could bring thousands of jobs back to Aguascalientes. The sale could reshape North America's car industry while creating much-needed employment in a region hit hard by U.S. tariffs.
One in four new cars sold worldwide in 2025 was electric, marking a breakthrough moment for clean transportation. From Norway's 94% adoption rate to emerging markets like Vietnam hitting 40%, the shift is happening faster than experts predicted.
While electric vehicles became more affordable across the globe in 2025, the U.S. moved backward as policy changes eliminated incentives and kept out low-cost options. One in four cars sold worldwide is now electric, but America's EV adoption remains stuck at just 10%.