hour in just six seconds and reach a maximum speed of 90 km/h. Feliz Tempest Vento Evo200 Electric buses VinBus Production facilities VinFast operates a greenfield factory at Cat Hai Island, Hai Phong. The factory produces, cars, motorbikes and parts for either of them. In 2017, VinFast also acquired GM Vietnam's Hanoi factory (VIDAMCO). In September 2020, VinFast purchased the Lang Lang Proving Ground in Australia from General Motors. Vinfast purchased the former Holden proving ground for $30 million and settled on the purchase on 2 November. In October 2021, VinFast disbanded its local engineering operations and put the Lang Lang Proving Ground test track up for sale. Controversy On May 2021, VinFast reported one of its customers, Tran Van Hoang, a Vietnamese YouTuber, to the police over comments that the customer made on his YouTube video about the quality of his VinFast Lux A2.0 car. VinFast claimed that the video contained "untrue content" that "affected the reputation" of the company. On the video, Hoang complained about faults in the tire pressure sensor, the windshield wipers, the wireless phone charger, squeaking doors, and he also complained about his experience with the dealer. See also Vinaxuki StoreDot References External links VinFast US VinFast EU Vietnamese brands Companies of Singapore Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 2017 Car brands Luxury motor vehicle manufacturers Electric motorcycles Battery electric vehicle manufacturers Electric vehicle manufacturers of Vietnam Car manufacturers of Vietnam Bus manufacturers of Vietnam Electric bus manufacturers