Ford Vietnam

Ford Vietnam Limited

Company type	Private joint venture
Industry	Automotive
Founded	1995; 29 years ago (1995)
Headquarters	Hà Nội , Vietnam
Area served	Vietnam
Products	Automobiles, pickup trucks, commercial vehicles
Owner	Ford Motor Company: 75% DISOCO: 25%
Website	ford.com.vn

Ford Vietnam Limited is the Vietnamese joint venture between Ford Motor Company (75%) and local Song Cong Diesel Company (25%), established in 1995. Ford's investment is credited with helping industrialize Vietnam.^[1] Ford Vietnam has its headquarters in Hanoi with an office in Ho Chi Minh City and an assembly plant located in Hai Duong province - 55 km (34 mi) east of Hanoi, with the capacity of 14,000 vehicles per year until a 2018 expansion.^[2]

In January 2020, Ford announced increased investment that would further expand capacity to 40,000 vehicles per year.^[3]

Ford Vietnam is the first automotive manufacturer in Vietnam receiving ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and QS9000 accreditation, ISO/TS16949 - 2002.^{[citation needed]}

References

External links

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Divisions/
marques

Current	Ford Performance Raptor Lincoln
Discontinued	Comet (1960–61) Continental (1956–59) Edsel (1956–59) Fordson (1917–64) Frontenac (1960) Mercury (1938–2011) Merkur (1985–89) Meteor (1949–76) Monarch (1946–61) Thames (1939–65)

Subsidiaries

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Former	Aston Martin Chariot Cosworth Ford Aerospace FPV Ford India Ford Japan Ford Team RS Hertz Corporation Jaguar Daimler Company Kwik-Fit Land Rover New Holland Agriculture Premier Automotive Group Special Vehicle Operations Special Vehicle Team Spin Th!nk Troller Visteon Volvo

Joint ventures and
shareholdings

Current	AutoAlliance International (50%) AutoAlliance Thailand Changan Ford (50%) Ford Lio Ho Ford Otosan (41%) Ford Vietnam (60%) Jiangling Motors (32%)
Former	Argo AI (42%) AutoLatina (Argentina/Brazil) Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation (49.9%) Changan Ford Mazda (China) Ford Sollers (Russia) Ford Union (Belarus) Getrag Ford Transmissions (50%) Matford (France) Samcor (South Africa) Troller (Brazil)

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products

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