Vietnam's Low-Emission Zones to Accelerate Green Vehicle Transition
Vietnam's government is planning to introduce Low-Emission Zones (LEZs) in urban areas as part of its air pollution control strategy. This move is expected to significantly drive the transition towards green vehicles in the domestic automotive market.
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