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Vingroup’s upcoming manufacturing plant in PH will produce 200k electric vehicles per year

Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup plans to invest $500 million in an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in the Philippines, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) . The plant will have an initial annual production capacity of 200,000 VinFast vehicles. Construction is set to begin in the first quarter of 2027 and will take up to 18 months to complete. The facility is expected to serve both the domestic market and export markets. The investment will expand Vingroup’s manufacturing footprint beyond Indonesia and India. The group also plans to introduce electric scooters in the Philippines. VinFast e-scooters launched in the Philippine s During discussions with Vingroup vice chairman and GSM Global chairman Nguyen Quoc Tuan, the DTI outlined possible tax incentives under the CREATE MORE Act. The agency also offered faster regulatory processing through the government’s Green Lanes program. The planned EV factory comes as the Philippines...
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vivo X200 FE launched in PH for Php44,999

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vivo is bringing flagship power to the palm of your hand with its latest sleek, travel-friendly flagship phone, the vivo X200 FE — now in the Philippines for only Php44,999.

Avid Filipino content creators, explorers, and professionals can now pre-order the vivo X200 FE — equipped with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage — until July 25, 2025, at vivo concept stores and kiosks nationwide.

Here are the reasons why you might want to check out this latest compact telephoto flagship, the vivo X200 FE.

Sleek but durable

The vivo X200 FE is made for the generation that lives light but thinks big. This device redefines comfort and practicality with its 6.31-inch flat display, slim 71.76mm width, and a featherlight weight of just 186g.

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With its compact design, the X200 FE lets you text, scroll, shoot, and edit with just one hand. Talk about convenience and comfort. Activities that usually require two hands now only need one.

The X200 FE combines youthful energy with a premium feel thanks to its Black Luxe and Blue Breeze colorways — breaking visual blandness in every mirror selfie or flat-lay shots.

What’s more, the X200 FE is as tough as it’s stylish. vivo’s latest is made of aerospace-grade aluminum, is IP68 and IP69 dust and water resistant, SGS Triple Protection Certification, and has military-grade durability so it stays prepared to face spontaneous trips, coffee shop hustles, and sudden downpours without worry.

It has ZEISS Master Color Display with 1800-nit HBM brightness, 2160Hz PWM dimming, and SGS Low Blue Light Certification, ensuring it delivers vibrant clarity in any lighting, whether you’re editing content under the sun or enjoying your favorite shows at night.

Flagship telephoto, ZEISS-level storytelling

The vivo X200 FE carries the X Series’ telephoto DNA with its 50MP ZEISS Super Telephoto Camera utilizing the Sony IMX882 Ultra-Sensitive Sensor. It can capture the energy and emotion of concerts, city lights, and travel adventures with stunning clarity, making professional imaging truly pocketable.

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Its latest trapezoidal prism periscope lens enables its 100x zoom capability while keeping the camera module slim. It also has Stage Mode for vibrant, lifelike shots even in tricky lighting.

ZEISS Multifocal Portrait also lets you explore different creative angles with these options:

  • 23mm for epic landscapes
  • 35mm for storytelling moments
  • 50mm for everyday portraits
  • 85mm for emotional close-ups
  • 100mm for intricate details

The vivo X200 FE also has support for Live Photo and is even compatible with iPhones’ Live Photos for seamless sharing. With its seven ZEISS classic bokeh effects and cinematic flare rendering, the X200 FE incorporates timeless character into your shots.

What’s more, the Street Photography Mode lets you capture candid real-life moments with raw and authentic emotion. It is instantly accessible by double-pressing the volume down button, even if the phone is on idle.

The vivo X200 FE can fuel your creativity with its AI Image Studio, which has features such as Image Expander, Magic Move, and Reflection Erase — features that make image editing much faster and easier.

Small body, big battery

vivo didn’t cut corners despite the X200 FE’s compact build. Under its sleek form is a large 6,500mAh BlueVolt battery — the largest in its compact flagship class. It is paired with 90W FlashCharge for quick power-ups, achieving a full charge in under an hour.

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The X200 FE lasts for up to 9.5 hours of gaming, 25.4 hours of video playback, and 44.9 hours of calls — great for long days and spontaneous nights.

What’s more, it is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ flagship processor for reliable multitasking, seamless content creation, and responsive gaming.

The user experience is further improved by its AI Efficiency Booster with features like Google Gemini Assistant, Circle to Search, AI Screen Translation, and Smart Call Assistant.

With the vivo X200 FE, vivo proves that size should never limit your ambitions. It combines flagship imaging, bold design, and top-class performance in a truly compact body, making it the uncompromised telephoto flagship for the current generation.

This article, vivo X200 FE launched in PH for Php44,999, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.


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