Tesla Begins Hiring in Vietnam, Signaling EV Market Entry
American electric car maker Tesla has posted openings for five management and project development positions in Vietnam, signaling a ramp-up of its operations in the country. This move, occurring just over a month after establishing a local company, indicates growing interest in Vietnam's burgeoning EV market.
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