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VinFast to close company stores in California, rely entirely on dealers in U.S.

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VinFast opened its sales model to franchised dealers in late 2023, including Leith VinFast in Cary, N.C. (LEITH VINFAST)
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Laurence Iliff
April 24, 2025 06:10 PM

Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast said it will close its company-owned stores in California and move entirely to a franchised dealer model in the U.S.

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