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VinFast Canada Offers Buyers Free Charging on Public Stations, or a Level 2 Home Charger

Vietnamese EV maker VinFast’s Canadian division is launching an original incentive program for consumers here. Buyers will be offered two different programs that deliver free charging with the purchase of one of the two models sold by the company in the Canada.

Buyers can thus choose between free charging sessions on various public networks across the country, or a Level 2 charger at home. In all, 6,000 Level 2 and more than 800 Level 3 charging stations will be available to VinFast vehicle owners across the country. And more will be added. Users will also be covered in the U.S. when using stations operated by ChargeHub Passport-compatible networks.Photo: VinFast VinFast VF 8 VinFast Canada's other option designed to entice buyers is for the at-home Level 2 charger.

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