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VinFast entered California to develop a sales network, while simultaneously struggling to capture sales in European markets and facing financial comparisons to Fisker.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 25
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VinFast entered California to develop a sales network, while simultaneously struggling to capture sales in European markets and facing financial comparisons to Fisker.

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  1. VinFast expands its market presence across Europe.Sub-event
  2. VinFast is shifting its sales approach to be more customer-led, following a study by the Economist Intelligence Unit.Sub-event
  3. VinFast opened its first authorized dealership in San Diego on August 20, 2025.Sub-event
  4. VinFast faces market challenges in California and Europe while being compared to Fisker.1 source
  5. VinFast expands into North America with a new franchised dealership in California.1 source

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  • Motley FoolIs VinFast the Next Fisker and Headed to $0? VinFast dominates its home market with state-of-the-art production facilities. The EV maker hasn't cracked the code to lure consumers in the U.S. or Europ
  • Automotive NewsVinFast opens first franchised dealership in California as EV maker abandons direct sales Vietnamese automaker VinFast opened its first franchised dealership in California, ending its direct-sales mo