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Vietnam Mobility Show 2025 opens in Hanoi

Taking place at a time when Vietnam’s automobile industry is undergoing strong transformation towards electrification and emission reduction, the show aims to introduce advanced technologies, eco-friendly vehicles, and sustainable mobility models.

Visitors check a new car model of VinFast at the Vietnam Mobility Show 2025. (Photo: VNA)
Visitors check a new car model of VinFast at the Vietnam Mobility Show 2025. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Mobility Show 2025 officially opened on December 26 at the Vietnam Exhibition Centre (VEC) in Hanoi’s Dong Anh commune, bringing together more than 20 automobile, motorcycle, and accessory brands and offering a comprehensive panorama of sustainable mobility trends.

Pham Duc Huy, head of the organising board, said the three-day event, organised by VnExpress and FPT Online, features a wide range of activities, including product showcases, interactive experiences, live performances, and in-depth discussions on green transport solutions.

Taking place at a time when Vietnam’s automobile industry is undergoing strong transformation towards electrification and emission reduction, the show aims to introduce advanced technologies, eco-friendly vehicles, and sustainable mobility models.

A highlight of the exhibition is the Car Expo zone, showcasing new and highly anticipated car models in 2025, with the participation of 13 car brands, namely VinFast, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Dongfeng, Skoda, Honda, Suzuki, Lynk & Co, Geely, Volkswagen, Omoda, Hyundai and Ford, along with two motorcycle brands, Honda and VinFast. The displays cover petrol-powered, hybrid, and electric vehicles, reflecting Vietnam’s accelerating shift toward green transport.

Visitors can also experience nearly 60 car and motorcycle models at the Car Test zone through both high-speed test tracks and real-road driving, helping consumers better assess performance, safety technologies, and operating efficiency before making purchasing decisions.

For the first time in Vietnam, the Motorsport zone offers large-scale displays and performances of sports and customised vehicles, featuring over 200 models from individuals, garages, and car communities, alongside Drift Shows, Time Attack contests, and Best of Show selections.

Other highlights include the Car Care zone introducing automotive accessories and maintenance solutions, the Car Play zone providing family-friendly experiences, and the free community-run Carlympic promoting healthy lifestyles. A specialised seminar on charging infrastructure for green vehicles will also be held with the participation of regulators, experts, and businesses.

On the evening of December 26, the gala ceremony for Car Awards 2025 will take place, honouring outstanding car models in the Vietnamese market.

With its large scale, diverse content, and clear orientation, the Vietnam Mobility Show 2025 is expected to become an annual event contributing to the development of a greener and more sustainable mobility ecosystem in the country./.

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