Electric Car Manufacturer Comes to Brazil and Is Already Seeking Professionals for Job Opportunities

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/12/2023 at 09:05

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Career Opportunities at VinFast: Vietnamese Manufacturer VinFast Is Conquering the Brazilian Market and Opening Positions for Talented Professionals

According to the website Noticias Automotivas, VinFast, a renowned Asian brand of electric cars, is making its triumphant entry into Brazil, and the good news is not limited to sustainable vehicle enthusiasts. The company has already started the hiring process through LinkedIn, announcing job opportunities in key areas such as Sales Management, After-Sales Services, and Backoffice.

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VinFast, currently present in the USA, Canada, and the European Union, offers a range of four models in the United States: VF6, VF7, VF8, and VF9. From the compact VF6 to the large seven-seater SUV VF9, the brand stands out not only for its Italian design but also for its impressive range and power options that range from 170 to 530 horsepower.

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While in the United States, prices for the VF8 and VF9 models range from US$ 46,000 to US$ 79,800, the expectation is that VinFast will adopt a strategy similar to other brands, such as BYD and Great Wall, positioning the VF6 and VF7 models as the first to enter the Brazilian market. Thus, it is possible that the price range will be between R$120,000 and R$150,000, making electric cars more accessible for local consumers.

VinFast’s presence in Brazil not only promises to transform the landscape of electric cars but also opens doors for potential localized production, following the steps of other manufacturers that invested in the Brazilian market. The job openings for qualified professionals suggest a serious commitment by VinFast to establish a solid presence in the country, creating opportunities for both car enthusiasts and those seeking a career.

Electric Car Manufacturer Comes to Brazil and Is Already Seeking Professionals for Job Opportunities

Career Opportunities at VinFast: Vietnamese Manufacturer VinFast Is Conquering the Brazilian Market and Opening Positions for Talented Professionals

Get to Know the VinFast Electric Car Line

Market Outlook and Prices in Brazil

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