On June 30, 2025, Honda Vietnam celebrated a significant milestone as it rolled out its 40-millionth motorcycle, marking a new chapter in the company’s almost 30-year journey in the country. This momentous occasion was highlighted by the production of the Honda Vision, a popular model among Vietnamese consumers.
Honda reaches the 40-million milestone nearly three decades after its establishment in Vietnam.
This achievement builds upon Honda Vietnam’s rich history, which began in 1996 when the company was founded as a motorcycle manufacturer and distributor. The following year, in 1997, their first factory in Vinh Phuc commenced operations with an annual capacity of 500,000 units, introducing the Honda Super Dream to the market.
Fast forward to the present, and Honda Vietnam has expanded its operations to include three motorcycle manufacturing facilities, capable of producing 2.75 million units annually. As of May 2025, the localization rate for Honda motorcycles in Vietnam has reached an impressive 95%.
| Milestones in Honda Vietnam’s Motorcycle Production Journey | |
| December 1997 | Commenced production |
| July 2008 | Reached 5 million cumulative production |
| September 2011 | Reached 10 million cumulative production |
| March 2014 | Reached 15 million cumulative production |
| September 2016 | Reached 20 million cumulative production |
| October 2018 | Reached 25 million cumulative production |
| October 2020 | Reached 30 million cumulative production |
| February 2023 | Reached 35 million cumulative production |
| June 2025 | Reached 40 million cumulative production |
Honda Vietnam has not only met the diverse needs of the domestic market with its range of motorcycle offerings, from manual to automatic transmission models and electric vehicles, but has also established itself as a prominent exporter of motorcycles and parts that meet international quality standards to 23 countries and territories.
As the company expanded its production scale, it continuously integrated advanced technologies and safety features into its product lines, including ABS braking systems, Smart Key technology, and the eSP+ 4-valve engine, to name a few.
Honda Vietnam’s distribution network has also grown exponentially, now encompassing nearly 800 authorized dealers and service centers (HEAD) nationwide. The company maintains close collaborations with 175 domestic suppliers, fostering a robust value chain that contributes to the competitiveness of Vietnam’s motorcycle industry.
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