Futuristic Family SUV is here | Vinfast VF8 

Probably because she was paid to do so. Never trusted her reviews.

This is an ad lol she is not reviewing anything.

@@VinFastOfficial Thanks guy ! 😅

@@paulle133 10 year warranty on all components including battery?

@@paulle133 Not bad if it includes battery for 10. Although I prefer the big Suv's and truck's

When they finish building the factory in NC in 2024, they will have more options to buy batteries. But I still think it's more profitable to rent a battery to keep the cost down and not risk having to pay the $22,000 bill to replace the battery like Tuomas Katainen and he blew up the car himself!!!

There not electric, they are mostly coal powered.

Contrary to the popular rhetoric of the liberal masses electric cars are worse for the environment not better.

Vinfast outsources every part of the car down to the tires from Europe and America. It's just an assembly unit in Vietnam.

@@pkproductions1623 yes, and the same for other brands. Parts are also outsourced. Do you think all parts of Toyota are all from japan? 🤣

@@markbeeman6894 false. You're just repeating big oil's inaccurate talking points.

Just keep in mind the Germans were the first to invent the car namely Mercedes-Benz

vf9 will be overwhelming, vf7 is delicate and attractive

electric cars dont make the word more "green". EVs need lithium and colbalt mined in africa, which gas cars dont need.

Chắc vinfast chả tiền cho nó để nó review Á

@@phatdo8771 bớt tự nhục lại đúng là người VN tự hạ bệ người VN cứ đất nước ai làm được cái gì cũng bị chính đồng hương của mình hạ bệ tư tưởng sỉn ngoại tự nhục không bao giờ chấp nhận thành công của người khác thì không bao giờ VN pt nổi suy nghĩ ích kỷ

@@phatdo8771 rồi sao 🙄 trả tiền để quảng bá xe của mình là sai ????

@@phatdo8771 vì chẳng có ai quản cáo mà ko cần tiền :))

@@phatdo8771 sai chính tả mà cũng đòi bình luận 😌

Pure crap if you see it in person like most Vietnam made products

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The VF9 is soo beautiful.

@@markn6941 yasssss! Agree!!

High quality??? Is it even in production yet? How many VF8's or VF9's are already on the road? For how long? The review was just on a PRE-PRODUCTION car, and the reviewer drove it for 5 minutes. I'll wait for Consumer Reports!

この会社はまもなく倒産する予定です。

you will find it more beautiful at night

yes sir consistency already long times consistency mybe after two year

quality??? i did not know a boat or a RC car are Supercars... Plus this video is also not a SUPERCAR, its a crap electric car with 400hp...

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Vinphet dont make car the bought parts from others then glued them together.

I'm happy for her and all the youtubers to make tons of coins from Vinfast / Vingroup. They are desperate to sell their underwhelming cars and want to make more noises.

Make sure you get full coverage on your car insurance & life insurance as well...lol

@@USARMYBOY408 I already have both and you should too

@Giap Thu Ho Hahaha

Basically their approach in assembling loss-making petrol cars and EVs is the same. They imports parts, components and assemble them into finished products. They have to transport their cars to China for testing and believe that they can lure the American consumers into buying a car from a communist-run business, an unproven company in the car industry no less. They had to stop loss-making petrol cars after about 3 years. Who know what happens next with their EVs? In the business world, they have an unenviable record, that is they have miserably failed in all the tech-related businesses they ventured into over the last 10 years.

@@ongmat4439 3// khát nước lắm nhỉ

Chúc mừng bạn yêu 👍❤

at a reasonable price? Are you out of your mind? The price doesn't even include the battery.

@@tooltalk they have a 10 year 200,000KM warranty on it

@Giap Thu Ho I don’t know much money Vinfast pays this blond chick. but surely we will see how many of Vinfast cars will be driven on the US roads.

@Bún Bò Huế you totally wrong. The price to fix old battery is really really cheap. If you want to buy new battery, simply sell the old one at market with reasonable price and buy a new one. So easy. That YOUR BATTERY, NOT AIR. Dont waste your money for leasing a crap battery, and also a crap car made in Vietnam

Many people expressed disappointment about errors in interior designation. It will be such a long period for Vinfast to catch up with other brands but hope that to happen

Wake up dude, vinfast is fucked up.

It's very easy to have an option that disable the functions as you want! Don't worry mate!

Have you ever heard of the word called hands-free driving? It might sound stupid to you but it's for safety.

Bolehkah anda membuktikan bahawa BMW menghasilkan VF8 dan bukan oleh vinfast Vietnam? Anda perlu mengetahui maklumat lanjut.

@@sanem7685 vin chỉ lắp ráp thôi

@@hoangphucle8192 như thế nào là lắp ráp?

@@hoangphucle8192 Apple nó còn ko lắp ráp thế gọi điện thoại Apple là Foxconn phone hay là Apple iPhone nhỉ?

@@hoangphucle8192 ??? học hết lớp 4 chưa?

Your mom likes French Renault, Tell me a joke as Vinfast ?

The guy from Motortrend test-drove it at Vinfast's assembling facility. Even though he minced his words for paid advertising purpose, clearly he was not impressed when a lot of advertised functions of softwares did not work or did nor work well enough.

@@ongmat4439 30/4 2022 rồi vẫn còn khác nước hả e

@@NguyenTuan-jh4ti , Is that your excuse for not able to sell Vinfast's underwhelming cars? You (vinbot) will get deactivated...LOL

@@NguyenTuan-jh4ti Tôi thấy nơi nào có Vinfast cũng đều có " Dấu răng " của hắn .

@@ongmat4439 *Some of the losers of the Vietnam war are trying to show their vile nature on this youtube page by defaming what comes out of Vietnam.*

How much did they charge for pre-order an Vinfast VF8 ????

Except the range is rubbish.

vinfat đi rất xa

@@VinFastOfficial 300miles is crap compare to other new comers

@@stubones ???

@@frenchie0800 what other BEV SUV gives you this range at $41k

That's called a light signature it's nothing new

I'd rather buy my cars from a proven company with good track records or at least from a company with tech. I don't want any hassles or regret my decision. For a no-tech company with bad business records in the tech-related businesses like Vinfast / Vingroup, I would avoid it at all cost.

After two years looking at 2wing led logo, I can tell its was a cheap design. Cheap car. Cheap logo. Nothing more, absolutely not a luxury car.

Merci beaucoup!!! J’aime bien Vinfast! J’aime beaucoup le Vietnam!!!

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can't wait to see that v daylight on some 800-900 hp car that look prety good for me.

Vinfast should buy Infiniti from Nissan, and use their dealer and service network once they are established in about 4-5 years

Not without european help cause vietnam is not even technologically advanced

What you says is so far out and beyond their capability. They are only at the level of assembling, they import parts and assembling using the lease equipment and machinery. You know in socialist Viet Nam even when manufacturing packed instant noodles, they have to do that using the imported equipment from overseas.

@@ongmat4439 *Some of the losers of the Vietnam war are trying to show their vile nature on this youtube page by defaming what comes out of Vietnam.*

Cringe.

But not without European help

@@sayitnow7748 Exactly!

This business has been propped up with the ill-gotten gains from land grabs. In socialist Viet Nam, there are a lot of land grabs where thousands of families lost their houses and land. They hold an unenviable record in the business world, that is they failed in all the tech-related businesses they ventured into over the last 10 years. Nothing good and sustainable comes out of it.

@@ongmat4439 *Some of the losers of the Vietnam war are trying to show their vile nature on this youtube page by defaming what comes out of Vietnam.*

So what ? Pathetic. Is there anything else you can add beside that ?

@@villamaxification so what ? It’s their first electric, and releasing in us, it’s a big deal them.

@@Depto228 sure, it’s a big deal for the one who makes the car. But claiming the car from his country is pathetic. No one take that credit away, why he must say something like that

@@Depto228 , It's foolish to be proud of assembling mediocre products. If it closes down after 5 years then you stop feeling good about yourself? So far Vinfast / Vingroup have failed in all the tech-related businesses they managed to get their paws on. They have already failed in assembling petrol cars. There is nothing to feel good about a car business without any car tech and no reputation in the car industry. It's a communist-run business propped up with the ill-gotten gains from land grabs. In socialist Viet Nam, there are a lot of land grabs through political connection and corruption. As a result of that, thousands of families lost their homes and land every year.

it seems bringing shames to you and your country for now

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Over the period of approx. 10 years, Vinfast / Vingroup has ventured into many tech-related businesses (including mobile phones, petrol car, TV sets, aviation, medical, supermarket...), they have all failed miserably. They had to stop assembling loss-making petrol cars after about 3 years as consumers turned away from their cars. These petrol cars were also the first cars they managed to have their paws on. As a car company, they have virtually no tech, no reputation in the auto industry. All the engineering are outsourced. Even their assembling capability is also limited. So far anything technology and Vinfast / Vingroup has not been a good fit.

but this video is sponsored lol

@@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjchchchchchc9972 , It's pure advertising..and hot air.

@@ongmat4439 *Some of the losers of the Vietnam war are trying to show their vile nature on this youtube page by defaming what comes out of Vietnam.*

@@ongmat4439 That is good to know as US people have no idea what goes on in Vietnam and businesses there.

Vãi lìn😑😑

Vietnam lam xe 2 banh con chua xong! 😂

@@sanjose101ful 3/// làm ra tàu công nghệ cao nhật tảo😂

@@sanjose101ful tôi nghĩ sẽ làm được mà

@@sanjose101ful đã có tiền mua 4 bánh của vin chưa?

Would you buy it? I won't as I know this company inside out.

@@ongmat4439 they won't go far. doesn't matter how much marketing they have. Americans consumers is very smart.

They do if you choose the eco version all the seats are fabric

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How much are you paying in gas per month right now? Most likely you're already paying a portion of the battery lease and will still reduce gas expense.

If you buy other EV cars and when you need to replace the battery, you have to pay nearly 80% of the price of the new car for the replacement battery. That is not good since the value of your car goes down over the year, and EV cars depreciate faster than gasoline cars.

Most EVs that has the same power, AWD, leather seating, 20" wheels, etc.. as VF8 will go at least around $55K - $48K -$3K voucher, you are looking at 10K difference. You can drive 9yrs with that and will have your battery replaced twice free of charge. This new model of pay as you go will take time to get use to but it will save money in short and long terms as well.

@@jilldawson89 I don't think that's true re EV cars lose value faster than ICE. They are certainly holding their value now. People are selling used EVs and making slight profits these days. And some of the used EVs are same prices of brand new EVs.

I actually have a VinFast electric scooter, not exactly the same, but the rental option for the battery is the same concept. at first i was skeptical, but after using it for a year, i find the rental is much better. Easy to swap batteries, and no worries about the battery "going bad". Overall, the cost is much better than gas, and its a nice little ride for getting around town!

Brand is vietnamese but design and tech is european..If it's not for european help the world doesn't even know what the heck is vinfast

@@sayitnow7748 it’s not help! Europeans are paid to transfer the tech. No europeans work for free. If we don’t pay for them, no one in the world know they work for us!

Đừng tự hào quá sớm, vì Vinfast được rất nhiều bàn tay của người nước ngoài giúp. Khi nào 100% hoàn toàn từ người Việt thì bạn tự hào ok.

It's foolish when someone says they are proud of assembling car. In this case, it's even worse when all the designing and engineering works are outsourced overseas. Furthermore, a car company like Vinfast has virtually no tech, no reputation in the car industry. If someone wants to feel proud of being Vietnamese, they are usually proud of the Viet cultures and the redeemable characteristics of Vietnamese people.

@@ongmat4439 If you are not frond of the products from your country's efforts, you only can be a traitor

Go to bed, kiddo. You have been severely brainwashed by the commies.

You'd better pray that it won't disappoint you too much. With petrol cars, Vinfast was found out after one year and had to stop selling loss-making cars after about 3 years. Basically, their approach in assembling EVs and petrol cars is the same - mainly import parts and assemble them into finished products. They have to transport their cars to China for testing and believe they can lure the American consumers into buying a car from an unproven company with no tech and no reputation in the car industry, a loss-making business run by Vietnamese communists no less.

@@ongmat4439 A person who is always trying to drown others is not better than you.

I know you're a vinbot from your comment. So far, there is no order for Vinfast's underwhelming cars, reservations only. All the vinbots need to work hard otherwise the bots will get deactivated....LOL.

@@ongmat4439 *Some of the losers of the Vietnam war are trying to show their vile nature on this youtube page by defaming what comes out of Vietnam.*