Racheal Lee
Mar 26, 2013

Slow auto sales in Vietnam: An opportunity for affordable brands?

Vietnam, generally better known as a motorbike market, began to see more car purchases in recent years as the economy developed. However, the government’s introduction of several cooling measures, coupled with the recent economic downturn, has had a huge impact on sales recently.

New car sales in Vietnam fell by around 40 per cent last year

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