Pleasanton Unified official discusses impact on fatal crash for district
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2024
- Pleasanton Unified School District Director of Communications Patrick Gannon discusses support being provided to students after fatal crash kills family of four.
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Someone revealed the names of the parents online. Both husband and wife are from India. The husband worked for Google. The poster implied that the car suddenly accelarated and the driver lost control of the car and hit an electric pole. After the impact, the fire started and consumed all passengers inside. The poster also asked WHY would this man got a VF8 when he could easily afford a Tesla as a Google employee. Anyway, I think this is the beginning of the end for VinFast in the U.S.
Are they local people? If they are, they must have known the road well??
@@hathiwills3510ýes, they lived 2 ml from the scene
Here's the truth! Vinfast is not new having manufactured electric vehicles (EVs) since 2018 when the first fully electric motorbike Klara was made. So far, VinFast has made over 40,000 units of EVs including VinFast e34 (a smaller version of VF8), VF5, VF6, VF7, VF8, VF9, and all electric VinBus known as VinFast fully electric public buses carrying 50-60 passengers at a time. Most importantly, a fleet of over 200 units of VinBus has been providing service between big districts of the cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh and on Phu Quoc Island, every day from morning to night - from 5:00 to 21:00, 7 days a week transporting over 170 million passengers in Vietnam (equivalent to about half of the total US population) since December 2021 - average 200,000 passengers per day. In addition, last year a fleet of over 10,000 units of Vinfast e34 and VF8 were used to serve as all electric public taxis in Vietnam. The taxi fleet has been day in day out transporting over 50 million passengers. Surprisingly, NOT a single unit of Vinfast electric buses and taxis catching fire or exploding or losing control, has been reported up to this point! This clearly said it all about the quality and safety standards of Vinfast EVs.
Last year, A Vietnamese RUclipsr named Bầu Thịnh Vlogs drove a VF8 around the United States for 45 consecutive days, going through 31 US states from California to New York and back to California, with a travel distance of about 20,000 Km (roughly 12,500 miles, equivalent to half the trip around the earth), the driver and the VF8 vehicle were totally safe, and after the trip the VF8 was sent to a private auto repair shop for a checkup, and everything was fine. This clearly marked as a historical trip for a Vinfast all electric VF8 to achieve such a safe driving distance of 12,500 miles in 45 days in a row for the first time. Furthermore, about over one month ago, another Vietnamese RUclipsr named Anh Áo Rách drove a VF8 non-stop without any sleep for more than 33 hours, including the charging time, with more than 2,500 km-about 1,500 miles driving distance through 4 US states: California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Surprisingly, both the driver and his VF8 arrived at the destination safely without any issues as pevioulsy expected.
@@gaolutsoctrang4507 Vin Nô Sickhead:
A recent regulatory filing by VinFast in the U.S. reveals that its net loss widened to $599 million in the first quarter of 2023. These losses came as it ramps up production while also establishing factories and paying for marketing, sales, and servicing. VinFast may be backed by Vietnam’s richest man, Pham Nhat Vuong, but it still has some way to go before becoming a profitable business.
-----The filing states that parent company Vingroup JSC, as well as affiliates and external lenders, have spent around $9.3 billion on the company since 2017, Auto News reports. Despite this, Vuong has claimed that VinFast could be profitable after 2025 and that it may break even by the end of 2024.
Sad.