VinFast eyes further delays for its $4B North Carolina plant as it expands into Southeast Asia with new dealerships and strategic growth
Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer VinFast is contemplating further delays for its planned $4 billion assembly plant in North Carolina. Initially slated for completion in July 2024, the project’s start of operations was pushed back to 2025. Now, another delay is under consideration as the company struggles to gain traction with US consumers…
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