Vingroup orders 200 driverless metro trains from Alstom for Hanoi
Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup has signed a deal with French firm Alstom to acquire 200 driverless metro trains for Hanoi, with over half to be assembled in Vietnam. The order signals a push for domestic industrial development and advanced urban infrastructure.
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