Vietnam News
24/12/2009 08:40 am
Singapore's Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited announced on Wednesday that it has subscribed for new shares, representing a 5.8 per cent stake, in the enlarged share capital of Truong Hai Auto Corporation (THACO).
23/12/2009 09:29 am
After a long and gloomy period of auto sales, Ho Chi Minh City has seen a recent surge in demand for cars. Since the middle of the fourth quarter, most city automobile retailers have reported an influx of customers.
23/12/2009 09:27 am
Vietnam is a lucrative car market and a lot of foreign automobile manufacturers are bringing their products to sell in Vietnam, providing fierce competition with domestic products.
22/12/2009 08:55 am
The U.S. car manufacturer Chrysler marked its official presence in Vietnam on Wednesday through the launching of its showroom and authorized distributor in Ho Chi Minh City.
22/12/2009 08:54 am
Vietnam’s carmakers have urged the government to set up a taskforce to study further the proposal that the domestic industry trains its development focus on a strategic vehicle.
21/12/2009 09:09 am
The General Department of Customs (GDC) has requested the Hai Phong Customs Agency to investigate suspected cases of import fraud.
21/12/2009 09:08 am
“We made a mistake when we decided to rely on capitalists to build our automobile industry. For capitalists, profit is the most important goal. Don’t think that they come here to help us learn how to manufacture cars,” asserted Dr Duong Quoc Thinh, Secretary of the Vietnam Society of Automotive Engineers.
18/12/2009 09:56 am
While the world and region's automobile markets are sluggish because of the economic recession, automobiles in Vietnam are sold well despite high prices.
18/12/2009 09:55 am
Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Do Huu Hao spoke to Viet Nam News about various development problems faced by the domestic auto industry, including extending the stimulus package and adopting a strategic product focus.
17/12/2009 09:12 am
Vietnamese automobile manufacturers, who are also car importers, want to keep the import price a business secret, rather than making the information open to the public.