VinFast's U.S. Launch Struggle - VinFast faced challenges when entering the U.S. market, which were further exacerbated by the slow adoption of electric vehicles.

The company has made the decision to postpone their project for a manufacturing facility in North Carolina.

Initial Plans vs. Reality - In March 2022, it was announced that the plant would begin production in July 2024.

We have plans to manufacture up to 150,000 VF 8s and VF 9s every year.

Unfortunately, despite receiving $1.2B in incentives, the plans ultimately fell through.

Groundbreaking and Changes - Exciting news! A groundbreaking ceremony was held in the summer of 2023, marking an important milestone.

Additionally, the highly anticipated VF 7 has been officially added to the production list. This is definitely something to look forward to!

Looks like there's been a delay in production, pushing the timeline back to 2028, which is four years behind schedule.

The plant has significantly decreased in size, and the current site remains largely undeveloped.

Strategic Shift and Financial Prudence - VinFast is committed to efficiently allocating capital and prioritizing short-term growth.

Chairwoman Thuy Le highlights the importance of proceeding with caution in light of the current market volatility.

We are very confident in our long-term strategy and our ability to adapt to the ever-changing global EV market needs.

Sales Performance - We delivered a total of 12,058 vehicles in the second quarter, which represents a significant 26% increase compared to the same period last year.

In 2024, our goal is to sell 80,000 vehicles worldwide, which is a significant increase from the 34,855 vehicles sold in 2023.

We have to significantly increase our sales rate in the second half of the year in order to meet our target.