Opening of the first imported car exhibition in Vietnam

This afternoon (October 9), the first Vietnam International Motor Show (VIMS 2015) officially opened at Giang Vo Exhibition Center, Hanoi.

At this exhibition, consumers will have the opportunity to approach a series of new car models considered "strategic" by imported car manufacturers.

This is the first exhibition in Vietnam specializing in imported cars. The exhibition is jointly organized by genuine car importers and distributors.

VIMS 2015 has the participation of 9 imported car brands, including: Audi, BMW, Renault, Porsche, Jaguar, Land Rover, Luxgen, MINI and BAIC. In addition, VIMS 2015 has also made an exception in Vietnam by becoming the first professional auto exhibition with the participation of large-displacement motorcycle brands such as BMW Motorrad and Ducatti.

At this exhibition, consumers will have the opportunity to approach a series of new car models considered "strategic" by imported car manufacturers.

In particular, along with the new Q3 multi-purpose version, Audi brought to VIMS 2015 the completely new generation of the 7-seat SUV Q7. Euro Auto focused on the new BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe, 3 Series and 7 Series. Also from Germany, the sports car brand Porsche made a splash with the 911 GT3 RS supercar alongside a few other "hot" names on the market such as the Macan or Panamera.

Less noisy but no less attractive is the appearance of the classic car from 1967 of MINI and the new Cooper S 5-door. The only brand from France, Renault, brings in 3 completely new models at the same time: Logan, Sandero Stepway and Duster. These are also the 3 European-origin cars with the lowest selling price in the Vietnamese market...

The presence of Ducati and BMW Motorrad also promises to attract two-wheeled enthusiasts. At VIMS 2015, Ducati brought popular models such as the 899 Panigale, Diavel or Scrambler. Meanwhile, BMW Motorrad made a splash with its sporty motorcycles C 650 GT, F 800 R, R 1200 GS and RnineT.

VIMS 2015 will officially open its doors to visitors from October 10-13. It is expected that about 100,000 visitors will attend this first imported automobile exhibition.

According to VnEconomy