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The project has a total investment of more than VND 6,329 billion ($275 million USD), a scale of 14 hectares (34.5 acres) with a design capacity of 5GWh/year, equivalent of approximately 30 million battery cells per year. The groundbreaking ceremony of VinES and Gotion joint venture LFP battery factory The joint venture LFP battery cell factory, funded by VinES and Gotion, is situated in Lot CN4-5 in the construction subdivision planning of Central Industrial Park CN4, CN5, Vung Ang Economic Zone, Ha Tinh, Vietnam. The factory’s products are rechargeable LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery cells, mainly used for EV batteries and energy storage systems (ESS). With a high level of automation and a cutting-edge, optimized production process, the joint venture LFP battery cell factory will fulfill the needs of VinFast’s electric vehicles (EVs) that require LFP batteries and ESS products developed by VinES. In the later phase, VinES and Gotion will research and expand the proj

The exhibition is held in Vietnam Women’s Museum. Photo courtesy of the museum There isn’t a Vietnamese woman who doesn’t feel loved and proud when she puts on a graceful ao dai. And perhaps, there is no better place to tell stories about Ao Dai as meaningful and inspiring as the Vietnam Women’s Museum in Hanoi. Towards the 92nd anniversary of the establishment of the Vietnam Women’s Union (October 20, 1930 – October 20, 2022) and responding to meaningful activities honoring the Ao Dai of the Vietnam Women’s Union, an exhibition highlighting 200 sets of Ao dai (traditional long dress) presented by 20 famous Vietnamese and foreign designers recently held at the Vietnam Women’s Museum, VNA reported Wednesday. Ao Dai has been made a default by the community as a typical costume representing Vietnamese culture. In popular languages like English, the phrase “Ao Dai” has no equivalent meaning. This means that this kind of costume has been automatically considered by in