After Tesla, Vietnamese EV maker VinFast enters India, opens first showroom in Gujarat
Vietnam electric vehicle (home) manufacturer Vinfast, Gujarat, the first showroom in the Indian market opened the official entry.
This important step underlines the company’s commitment to establish a strong asset in the country’s growing house sector before the opening of the production facility in Tamil Nadu, Tamil Nadu.
The company entered India shortly after the long -awaited opening of the Tesla Showroom of Elon Musk in Mumbai.
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The new dealership was introduced by Chandan Car, a leading name in the automotive retail industry in Piplod, India, ‘Vinfast Swine’. The facility will offer product experiences, vehicle purchase journeys and after -sales support.
The dealership will serve as a single point for Vinfast’s possible buyers. In addition, the company aims to start 35 dealers in 27 plus city by the end of the year. Moment notified.
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The face showroom will include Vinfast’s upcoming Premium Electric SUVs, VF 6 and VF 7. In particular, India is the first market in which Vinfast started the right driver version of these models.
Preliminary reservations for both VF 6 and VF 7 models were officially opened on July 15, 2025. Customers can now reserve their preferred tools in special showrooms or with the official website vinfastauto.in with the amount of repayment reservation. La21,000.
The VF 6 is a compact electric SUV with a system designed for families and comes with a panoramic roof and touch screen. It is expected to be priced between La18 Lakh La24 Lakh.
On the other hand, the VF 7, a medium -sized SUV, offers a large touch screen, wireless charging and a first -class cabin with advanced technology. Possible to be priced La30 Lakh and La35 Lakh.
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“The first Vinfast showroom in the face is a symbol of our deep loyalty to India. We are excited to bring Vinfast experience closer to Indian consumers,” said Pham Sanh Chau of Vinfast Asia CEO.
India is becoming an attractive place for international investments, especially in the home sector. This has been since the government has brought a new plan to encourage global automobile companies to make electric cars in India.
The program will allow companies to import a limited number of electric cars with a 15 percent import tax, which is much lower than the current 70-110 percent. Mint previously reported.
