VinFast Recalls All First U.S. Shipments

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Automaker Recalls After First Bad Reviews In U.S

VinFast, an electric car maker in Vietnam, has taken back all 999 of its first crossovers sent to the US. This is because of software issues that can cause the main screen to turn off.

The company can fix the problem by delivering a software update. The update will be delivered over-the-air. It will start on Thursday. They said this in a notice on the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website.

The auto company is recalling their first cars sold in the USA. A lot of people are saying the cars aren't good enough for customers. VinFast is bringing back 111 cars that were sent to California. Customers have had the cars for about half a year.

VinFast CEO Le Thi Thu Thuy mentioned in an interview at the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha that recalls for EVs are normal for big makers.

Thuy admitted that as new players, they will encounter problems. She stated that recalling vehicles is not a good thing for them. Thuy expressed that they are open to receiving helpful feedback.

VinFast will build a factory in North Carolina. In April, it sent its second batch of EVs to North America. The aim is to deliver to US customers this month. VinFast will also send its first vehicles to Europe in July.

Earlier this month, Vingroup said it wants to go public in the U.S. It will merge with Black Spade Acquisition Co. in the second half of this year.

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