True to its promise, VinFast started planting 65,000 trees, corresponding to 65,000 VF8 and VF9 orders.
VinFast has officially launched the “Greening the Future” afforestation project to realize VinFast’s commitment in the VinFirst program – “Pioneer gratitude to pioneers” globally.
Accordingly, for each order of VF8 and VF9 cars from January 5, 2022 to May 30, 2022 (California time, USA), VinFast will contribute one forest tree to projects that green the earth. With more than 65,000 pre-orders for VF 8 and VF 9 globally as of April 2022, at least 65,000 new trees will be planted in the immediate future.
Through the “Greening the Future” project and environmentally friendly smart electric cars, VinFast wishes to inspire and spread a green lifestyle to the community, towards a greener and more sustainable future. for the planet.
Mr. Emmanuel Bret, VinFast Deputy General Director in charge of Global Sales and Marketing shared: “The Future Green Project is a testament to VinFast’s strong commitment towards an electrified mobility revolution and a green future globally. One of the project’s goals is to realize the ‘gift’. ‘ from pioneering customers for the environment, working together to create a sustainable future for all.”
The project is divided into several phases and is expected to be deployed in many parts of the world. The first year, the project kicked off in Phu Quoc, Vietnam with the cooperation of Vinpearl Joint Stock Company (under Vingroup) and the Phu Quoc National Park Management Board, with the permission of the People’s Committee of Kien Giang Province. and the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Kien Giang province.
The project “Greening the Future” will increase forest cover, protect the ecological environment, improve the environmental landscape, and contribute to the response to global climate change in Phu Quoc National Park.
Phu Quoc National Park is a primeval forest of great significance in the service of biological and ecological conservation research. With a total area of over 29,596ha, Phu Quoc National Park has 03 typical forest ecosystems including mangroves, melaleuca forests, and secondary oilseed forests. This is also the home of rare and precious animals that are being conserved, of which there are 5 species listed in the Red Book of Vietnam, 104 species of birds recorded in the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). .
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