In Pictures: VinFast to bring electric buses to US via NexMove Certified service partnership

Electric vans foreshadow the zero-emission commercial fleets VinFast aims to supply through its NexMove Certified service model.

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Transit agencies will weigh VinFast's turnkey offering against decades-old bus procurement practices as electric fleets become standard.

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VinFast's bundled package pairs its LFP-battery buses with charging, maintenance and operations support for US fleet operators.

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Electric buses already in service worldwide, including models like those VinFast operates in Vietnam, point to the market the company is targeting.

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VinFast expects first US deliveries of its electric buses in 2028, joining a transit market moving steadily toward electrification.

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The NexMove Certified partnership is designed to give US operators a single point of contact for vehicles and support services.

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European cities have become proving grounds for battery-electric transit, a model VinFast now hopes to replicate in the US.

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Roughly 2,000 VinFast electric buses are already operating in Vietnam, providing real-world data ahead of the US launch.

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The company's service-first approach aims to lower the barrier for cities and operators considering an electric transition.

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