This marks the first delivery under a contract signed between the two sides in April, under which Kim Long will supply 200 buses of various types annually. The vehicles will be used to support tourism and student transport services across the RoK.

The electric buses are expected to help reduce operating costs and emissions, in line with the RoK’s green transition goals in the transport sector.

Dao Viet Anh, General Director of Kim Long Motor, said the debut of a “Made-in-Vietnam” electric bus in the East Asian nation signifies the growing international standing of the Vietnamese automotive industry.

Jeong Ha Neul, General Director of DAON Mobility, expressed strong appreciation for the Kim Long N23-EV model, praising its compliance with rigorous standards and alignment with the company’s sustainable transport strategy.

According to plan, the Kim Long N23-EV will be available in the Korean market starting this June.

PM Luxon experiences VinFast’s electric vehicle ecosystem in Hanoi

VOV.VN - New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expressed excitement during his February 27 visit to Vingroup in Hanoi, where he spent considerable time experiencing VinFast’s electric vehicle ecosystem, including e-bikes, electric motorcycles, electric cars, and electric buses.