“The Great Electric Motorcycle Competition: Ride Away on Your Very Own Design”

Design your dream ride and win big!

The “Vietnamese Identity” creative design contest for VinFast electric motorcycle models is now officially open to high school and university students aged 16 to 24 across the nation.

This competition serves as a creative outlet for participants to submit their design ideas for VinFast electric motorcycle decorative stickers, centering on the theme of “Vietnamese Identity.” Each contestant can submit up to three entries via the official link: https://shorturl.at/RXgYh. Individual submissions are accepted. The contest is ongoing, and entries will be accepted until 11:59 PM on May 31, 2025.

Submissions should include a design drawing displayed on an electric motorcycle (file format: .jpg, .png, or .pdf) and a brief description of the idea (under 300 words). The judging panel will evaluate entries based on creativity, aesthetics, clear messaging, and the representation of Vietnamese identity within a modern design framework.

Nine outstanding entries will advance to the second round, where they will compete for valuable prizes. The grand prize winner will receive a VinFast electric motorcycle (from the Motio/Evo Neo/Evo200/Evo200 Lite/Evo Lite Neo series) featuring their design, along with a cash prize of 20 million VND. Two second-place winners will each receive 15 million VND, and there will also be an Inspirational Award worth 5 million VND. The final results will be announced on June 18, 2025.

Gen Z Embraces Vietnamese Identity on Electric Motorcycles

The unique format and substantial prizes of this competition have quickly sparked excitement within the community, especially among young enthusiasts of VinFast electric vehicles who wish to express their personalities through their rides.

Across various online groups and communities dedicated to electric vehicle owners and young individuals, there has been a buzz of activity as people share competition details and initial design concepts, ranging from Dong Son drum patterns and Bat Trang ceramics to modern takes on the traditional Ao Dai and lotus flowers, and Dong Ho folk paintings.

Nguyen Quoc Minh, a final-year student in Graphic Design at the University of Industrial Fine Arts, is working on a concept that blends Tay ethnic minority brocade patterns with pop-art colors. “I want to create a design that combines traditional elements with a modern visual twist. This competition is worth participating in because it offers the chance to turn our ideas into reality, rather than just keeping them on paper,” Minh enthused.

Pham Linh Trang, a 12th-grade student from Hai Phong, draws inspiration from the buffalo fighting festival in Do Son, a place close to her heart and many other Vietnamese. “I plan to draw a stylized buffalo with waves underneath. I’ve had this idea in mind for a long time, but I haven’t found a worthy ‘canvas’ until I heard about this competition, which sparked my interest,” the young contestant shared.

The enthusiasm is palpable as young people actively share the news on social media, encouraging their peers to join and spread the spirit of “Vietnamese Identity.” For many, this contest presents a rare “3-in-1” opportunity to turn their design visions into tangible vehicles, win substantial prizes, and celebrate Vietnamese cultural heritage.

Given the popularity of VinFast electric motorcycles among young consumers and the general public, the competition is expected to attract a large number of high-quality entries.

PV (Tuoitrethudo)