VinFast VF e35 and VF e36 | Photo: VinFast
VinFast’s product launch and offensive are well underway. Last November, at the Los Angeles Auto Show, they officially introduced their first two vehicles to land in North America. Now, as the 2022 edition of the CES unfolds in Las Vegas, the Vietnamese car company opens up the reservation process.
It’s an interesting and generous one to be sure. In the US, VinFast customers who chose to deposit $200 (refundable) for a reservation will receive e-vouchers that will go towards the purchase of their new vehicle. Specifically, VF e35 reservation holders will get $3,000 while VF e36 gets a generous $5,000.
VinFast’s will enroll its reservation holders into their VinFirst membership as a pioneer. Benefits are not specified but they will be added to their blockchain wallet based on their VinFirst NFT (non-fungible token).
“We hope that our exclusive program VinFirst – ‘Pioneer’s Gratitude to Pioneers’.– will be seen as a meaningful gift for our first customers at the beginning of a new, exciting year, and the beginning of a smart and sustainable future of mobility for all people,” said Madam Le Thi Thu Thuy, Vingroup Vice Chair and VinFast Global CEO. “VinFast’s Customer-First Philosophy leads us towards providing high-quality products with reasonable pricing and outstanding services as well as offering solutions that inspire global customers to join hands for a more sustainable future for all.”
US pricing for the VF e35 and VF e36 goes live along with the reservation page later today.
Just 252 examples of the 2027 Escalade-V Collector Series will be offered across Canada and…
A fuel line connection could separate on certain 2024–2027 Land Cruisers, potentially causing a fuel…
This model features slightly more rugged design elements and a raised suspension. The steering rack,…
The Cybercab is a two-seater driverless vehicle that doesn’t feature pedals or a steering wheel.…
BRABUS will build 10 P 900 Rocket Edition pickups worldwide. The G 63-based conversion rockets…
Two Mercedes-Benz CLA models, each weighing more than two tonnes, were involved in a side-impact…