Going global: The competition challenge for "Made in Vietnam" cars
Vietnam's auto market shows signs of recovery, with strong EV sales. Domestic brands aim for international expansion, facing challenges in competition, quality, and brand building. Amid economic growth, the globalization of the auto industry is a key focus.
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