VinFast’s monthly sales have remained steady at around 11,000 units, far ahead of other brands, and it expects stronger growth in the year-end peak season, supported by both its new models and established product range.
The newly introduced models, Vero X, Feliz, and Feliz Lite, joined VinFast’s existing Evo Grand and Evo Grand Lite to complete the firm’s lineup of dual-battery electric scooters to accelerate the country’s green transition.
The deal with the State Bank of India (SBI) marks an important step in VinFast’s strategy to expand its presence and promote green mobility in India, one of the world’s fastest-growing electric vehicle (EV) markets.
Under the agreement, customers will enjoy tailored financing solutions, including attractive interest rates, flexible repayment options, 100% on-road funding, exclusive offers and priority services - applicable across VinFast’s entire product portfolio. Dedicated HDFC Bank representatives will be available at all VinFast showrooms to provide on-site support, making EV ownership more accessible and convenient for a wider range of Indian consumers.
The Surat outlet marks VinFast’s first physical touchpoint in India and highlights its long-term commitment to building a robust, customer-centric electric mobility ecosystem.
This year’s exhibition spotlights electric vehicles (EVs), smart mobility, and future technologies. With over 40 new car models unveiled and more than 60 global automotive brands participating, GIIAS 2025 continues to reinforce Indonesia’s position as a strategic market and emerging manufacturing hub in the region.
This initiative supports the city’s green growth strategy and aligns with the national action plan on green energy transition and carbon emissions reduction, as directed by the Prime Minister.
Directive 20 signals the beginning of a green revolution in urban transport. To realise its goals, experts agreed that comprehensive solutions - spanning finance, infrastructure, and communication, alongside coordinated action between government, businesses, and the public - are essential.
Hanoi will expand the electric public transport network, particularly with small electric buses (8–12 seats) to form an inner-city shuttle system. It is also exploring the deployment of four-seater electric cars for short-distance travel within the Ring Road 1 area,
Under the agreement, Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) will be the lead arranger of the financing and will handle the underwriting for the syndicated loan of 1.85 trillion IDR.
The latest shipment includes four models, VF 3, VF 5, VF e34, and Nerio Green – all right-hand drive electric vehicles manufactured exclusively for the Indonesian market.
The continuation of the zero percent registration fee policy for battery-powered electric vehicles (EVs) is a strong incentive for consumers and businesses, reinforcing Vietnam’s commitment to green transformation.
Instead of enjoying a zero percent registration fee, battery-powered electric vehicles (EVs) will be required to pay 50% of the fee applicable to internal combustion engine cars with the same seating capacity.
The used car market in 2025 is set to experience intensified competition, according to market experts.
Vietnamese car maker VinFast announced that it delivered over 20,000 vehicles in December 2024, a sales record in the domestic market, raising its total last year to more than 87,000.
The 10th edition of the Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) 2024 that took place from December 5-11 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) attracted 250,000 visitors.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is witnessing a rise in the sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, according to Maybank Investment Bank Research (Maybank IB Research).
The Malaysian government has included the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in its National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) towards the goal of EVs accounting for 15% of all vehicles sold by the year 2030, rising to 80% by 2050.
The Thai Government on June 17 said that the country aims to create a workforce of 280,000 in advanced industries over the next five years, along with an ecosystem that supports new investments, to help the Southeast Asian country become a high-tech hub.
