Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam introduces electric vehicle technology at the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

In the context of the Automobile Industry Opportunity Conference held by the Ministry of Industry and Trade on October 12, Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam held a booth and a presentation on Techno-electric cars-new trend of the future.

Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Do Thang Hai visits Mitsubishi Motors booth.

Electric cars are a new trend in the auto industry and are expected to grow strongly. In addition, to protecting the environment, in the long run, electric vehicles will benefit consumers by saving fuel costs and fuel costs compared to gasoline and diesel vehicles, and will be a revolution in consumer habits in the context of the depletion of traditional energy.

Mitsubishi PHEV electric vehicle technology was introduced at the seminar.

Answering questions about the future of electric vehicles in Vietnam, as well as opportunities and challenges, Kenichi Horinouchi – General Director of Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam – frankly shared, “The future of electric vehicles is a trend. Weak in the global market in general and Vietnam in particular. The problem of assembling or developing electric cars in Vietnam depends very much on the nationwide network of electric power network infrastructure, national grid safety systems, which depend heavily on early determination. The Vietnamese government, as well as tax incentives (excise taxes, environmental taxes, etc.). Having the good on the new electric car is enough to compete with traditional motor cars. “

Kenichi Horinouchi, General Director of Mitsubishi Motor Vietnam, told reporters.

In developed countries such as Japan or in Europe, with tax incentives, electric cars are priced at or below traditional motor vehicles when it comes to consumers. With the development of Vietnam electric cars, as well as for the purpose of environmental protection, Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam has cooperated with Da Nang University and the Central Power Company in training and manufacturing stations. Charging for electric cars. Hopefully in the near future, electric cars will become a popular means of transport, because of a green, clean and sustainable environment.

Some pictures of Mitsubishi Motors Vietnam’s “Electric Vehicle” booth at the seminar: