New Electric SUV Hits Brazilian Market Priced Under R$ 100,000, Featuring 43.5 Horsepower Electric Motor and 210 km Range

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Published on 06/06/2024 at 18:01

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VinFast, Vietnamese Electric Car Brand, Registered Its Electric SUV, Known as VF3, with INPI, a Model that in the Asian Market, Has Prices Ranging from R$ 47 Thousand to R$ 63 Thousand

The VinFast VF3 electric SUV was registered with the National Institute of Industrial Property, indicating that the Asian manufacturer is indeed interested in the national market and not just as a rights protection, according to the website Automotive News.

The reason is that on LinkedIn, VinFast has already begun recruiting Brazilians to represent the brand in the country. The VF3 is a product that has also been shown in the USA, where the brand is already present.

Features of the New Electric SUV

With a length of 3.190 m, a width of 1.679 m, a height of 1.622 m, and a wheelbase of 2.075 m, the VinFast VF3 electric SUV stands out for its ground clearance of 191 mm, featuring either steel or alloy wheels of 16 inches.

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Extremely Practical Electric SUV

Offering 285 liters in the trunk when carrying two people, the VinFast VF3 seems quite practical for daily use, as it is a small vehicle that is easy to park, which also has improved energy efficiency, with just over 18 kWh.

VinFast has a wide range of electric cars, some of which seem interesting for the Brazilian market, but the big question is: will VinFast enter the Brazilian market with the same momentum as the Chinese?

In the USA, the brand faces some challenges to adapt to the American reality and the enormous size of the local market.

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Pablo

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11/06/2024 22:00

Parece Fiat 147 com face lift

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Victor Chasseraux

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09/06/2024 22:31

Os chineses ficam desovando essas batedeira de bolo aqui no Brasil e os espertinhos acham que tão comprando e salvando o mundo quero ver daqui uns tempos o que vai acontecer com essas batedeiras de bolo. Brasileiro não vai aprender nunca mesmo

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Marcelo José Gonçalves Melo

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13/06/2024 08:54

Não é chinês é vietnamita.

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Ivan

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07/06/2024 22:46

Deus me livre. 100.000 com autonomia baixa demais .
Deveria aer preço de carro popular. Triste o carater do governo e dos empresários brasileiros!

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New Electric SUV Hits Brazilian Market Priced Under R$ 100,000, Featuring 43.5 Horsepower Electric Motor and 210 km Range

VinFast, Vietnamese Electric Car Brand, Registered Its Electric SUV, Known as VF3, with INPI, a Model that in the Asian Market, Has Prices Ranging from R$ 47 Thousand to R$ 63 Thousand

Features of the New Electric SUV

Get to Know the Mini Electric SUV

Extremely Practical Electric SUV

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New Electric SUV Hits Brazilian Market Priced Under R$ 100,000, Featuring 43.5 Horsepower Electric Motor and 210 km Range

VinFast, Vietnamese Electric Car Brand, Registered Its Electric SUV, Known as VF3, with INPI, a Model that in the Asian Market, Has Prices Ranging from R$ 47 Thousand to R$ 63 Thousand

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Get to Know the Mini Electric SUV

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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