Vietnam's EV Maker Reports US$712 Million Net Loss in Q1
- Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast reported a $712.4 million net loss in Q1 2025 despite delivering 36,330 vehicles globally during the quarter.
- The loss stems from rising costs and intense competition amid high tariffs, including a 25% U.S. import duty and logistics challenges that limit expansion in North America and Europe.
- VinFast's revenue increased by approximately 150% to $656.5 million, while the cost of sales surged by over 110% to $887.5 million, resulting in a 20.3% rise in operating losses to $485.6 million for the quarter.
- Pham Nhat Vuong, the billionaire entrepreneur leading VinFast, has contributed nearly $1 billion of his own funds and committed an additional $2 billion by 2026 to drive the company’s expansion efforts focused on markets such as India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam.
- VinFast plans to more than double its electric vehicle deliveries in 2025 and aims to strengthen its presence in Asia with new manufacturing facilities opening in India by July and Indonesia by October.
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