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Hyundai Accent remains the best-seller (Photo: hyundaidongdo-24h.com) Hanoi (VNA) - Hyundai Thanh Cong’s automobiles sales in March expanded 125 percent month-on-month, lifting its sales in the first quarter of 2021 to 15,886 units, data released on April 12 showed. Specifically, Hyundai Accent remained the best-seller with 2,094 units sold in March, bringing the total sales to 4,808 in the first three months of this year. Its price ranged from 426 – 524 million VND (18, 451 - 22,696 USD), competing directly with Toyota Vios, Honda City, Nissan Sunny and Kia Soluto, Mitsubishi Attrage and Suzuki Ciaz. Hyundai Grand i10 recorded a sale growth of 152 percent with 1,293 units delivered to customers in March, pushing the total to 3,199 in Jan-March.  Competing directly with Vinfast Fadil, Kia Morning, Toyota Wigo and Honda Brio, the brand fetched 315 – 415 million VND (13,643 - 17,975 USD) each. Other models also witnessed remarkable growth. Hyundai Tucson and Hyundai … [Read more...] about Hyundai automobile sales rise125 percent in March

In terms of vehicle origins, the past month has seen sales of domestically-assembled vehicles reach 17,140 units, a climb of 99%, whilst CBU imported cars stood at 13,795 units, an increase of 177% compared to one month earlier. The opening three months of the year witnessed VAMA members selling a total of 70,952 cars, an annual rise of 36%, with passenger cars climbing by 34%. In addition, the sales of commercial and special purpose cars also witnessed respective increases of 43% and 17% compared to the same period from last year. According to the sales announcement given by VAMA, TC Motor, and VinFast, the local auto industry saw the consumption of 40,072 vehicles of all types in March. Most notably, Hyundai remained as the leader in terms of car sales among auto brands within the domestic market, with a total of 6,807 units sold, trailed by Toyota, Kia, Ford, Mazda, and Honda. Along with VAMA members, brands such as TC Motor, Audi, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz Land Rover, Subaru, … [Read more...] about Domestic car sales record 127% surge in March

Fashion retailers like H&M have suffered from negative comments, photo Le Toan As a consequence of integrating the “nine-dash line” map into online shopping websites in the Chinese market, a great number of local young people have called for a boycott on the Swedish fashion brand, causing a week-long desert atmosphere to drift over most of its outlets in Vietnam. Xuan Huong, a 22-year-old student based in Hanoi, said that as soon as the case flared up, she became no longer interested in shopping with H&M. “I was very disappointed,” Huong stressed. “I used to be a fan of the brand because of the reasonable prices and eye-catching designs of most items. But from now, I may never purchase anything from H&M due to its disrespect to Vietnamese consumers who they have earned from for more than three years.” Dung Thang, a 25-year-old officer in the capital’s Ba Dinh district said, “Before this incident I had no intentions to buy any items from H&M because their … [Read more...] about H&M fighting to save fanbase after social media backlash

Saigon-based art agency, Art Consulting Asia, which is holding ‘Art Rotation,’ said: "During this catastrophic time, we can still see hope and spread optimism. Never have we been able to spend so much precious time with our family and beloved ones." Than, the youngest of the four, took a year to finish ‘In progress.’ Thu Thuy has eight works in the exhibition. In this painting, ‘I am blonde,’ she used triangles to create a woman’s face. She says: "I think women are able to wear masks [and conceal their feelings]." ‘City night,’ an oil on canvas work by Hoa. ‘The empty sea’ by Hoa. The artist, 57, was born in a family of artists and used to be a fashion designer before switching careers. ‘Keep going’ by Than, a painter of abstracts. ‘Sunshine flap’ by Thanh Thuy uses bright acrylic colors to exude optimism and positivity. "The warmth of the winter" Thanh Thuy. Photos by Art … [Read more...] about Saigon exhibition spreads positivity amid pandemic distress

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has proposed removing a tentative regulation in a draft decree that says foreign investors can hold up to 35 percent of shares of petroleum trading companies. MOIT has submitted a statement to the Government about amending some articles of the decree 83/2014 on petroleum trading management. The document was submitted on March 29, just days before the new Government tenure began. Foreign-ownership ratio According to MOIT, when the Government Office collected opinions from Government members on the draft that amends and supplements Decree 83 on petroleum trading, 24 out of 25 members agreed with the draft regulations. Only one member, who asked for an adjustment, disagreed with the plan to allow businesses trading petroleum products to transfer up to 35 percent of shares to foreign investors. Three members agreed with the draft document, but also offered suggestions on several issues. In the document, MOIT gave further … [Read more...] about Ministry proposes removing regulation on foreign-ownership ratio in petrol trading firms until PM reviews