Ho Chi Minh City to Switch State-Owned Vehicles to Clean Energy Before 2030
Ho Chi Minh City plans to transition all state-owned vehicles to clean energy alternatives like electric and hybrid cars by 2030. This initiative is a significant step towards the city's air pollution control and sustainable urban development goals.
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