
Tesla Eyes Vietnam Entry, Poised to Challenge VinFast's Home Turf
US EV giant Tesla has begun recruiting staff in Vietnam, setting the stage for a potential clash with VinFast, which dominates the domestic EV market. While charging infrastructure and import car prices pose challenges, tax incentives for EV purchases could favor Tesla.
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