Electric motorcycles are becoming an appealing option for high school students in Vietnam due to their ease of use, eco-friendliness, and no license requirement. Here’s a look at some of the best options on the market that meet the criteria set by Decree 100/2019, with a maximum power of 4 kW and a top speed of 50 km/h.

Below is a list of legal electric motorcycle models for those aged 16 and above, in compliance with the decree:

VinFast Motio

VinFast Motio is an affordable option, specifically targeting young users, including high school students. With a power output of 1.5 kW and a top speed of 49 km/h, it offers a range of 82 km on a single charge. Motio utilizes a sealed lead-acid battery, taking 8 hours to charge from 0-80% and 10 hours for a full charge. Its compact design, lightweight construction, and a price tag of just 12 million VND make it a compelling choice for daily urban commuting.

VinFast Evo200 Lite

The Evo200 Lite is a speed-limited version of the Evo200, retaining its youthful and modern design. With a power output of 2.45 kW and a top speed of 49 km/h, it boasts an impressive range of over 200 km thanks to its lithium-ion battery. Priced at 22 million VND, it offers exceptional value for money within the license-exempt segment.

VinFast Evo Grand Lite

Introduced in 2025, the Evo Grand Lite is a simplified version of the Evo Grand. It has a maximum power output of 1.9 kW and a top speed of 48 km/h. Its lithium-ion battery offers a range of up to 198 km, which can be extended to 262 km with an additional auxiliary battery. Expected to be priced at 18 million VND, it’s ideal for students who need to travel longer distances without compromising on portability and ease of use.

Honda ICON e

Honda ICON e: is Honda’s first electric motorcycle in Vietnam. With a 1.5 kW motor, it can reach a top speed of 48 km/h. Its removable lithium-ion battery provides a range of approximately 71 km per full charge. 

The ICON e: offers a generous 26-liter storage capacity, making it ideal for daily use, especially for students. Priced at 26.4 million VND, it appeals to young customers who favor simplicity, practicality, and the Honda brand.

Yadea Vekoo

The Yadea Vekoo is equipped with a graphene TTFAR battery, delivering a power output of 1.0 kW and a top speed of 38 km/h. Its compact and simple design suits high school students well. With a range of 65 km on a full charge, it sufficiently meets inner-city travel needs. Priced at 15.49 million VND, it directly competes with the VinFast Motio in the budget-friendly segment.

Yadea Ossy

Yadea Ossy is one of Yadea’s newest electric motorcycle models in Vietnam. It stands out with its fashionable design and lightweight construction. The Ossy  delivers 2.5 kW of power and a top speed of 46 km/h, coupled with a lithium-ion battery that provides a range of around 85 km. With a price ranging around 16 million VND, the Ossy is a versatile choice for both male and female students who appreciate modern aesthetics.

Yadea Orla

The Yadea Orla features a stylish design that appeals to female students. With a power output of 1.7 kW and a top speed of 48 km/h, it utilizes a lithium-ion battery cluster. This model offers a range of approximately 70-80 km, depending on riding conditions. Priced at approximately 17 million VND, the Orla is an excellent choice for school commutes and short recreational trips.

Yadea Oris

Yadea Oris sports a more athletic and robust design. With a power output of 2.45 kW and a top speed of 49 km/h, it is equipped with a lithium-ion battery that provides a range of around 90 km per charge. Priced at approximately 18 million VND, the Oris is ideal for male students seeking a powerful, distinctive bike that doesn’t require a license.

Yadea also offers other electric motorcycle models such as the iCute, Vigor, Ocean, and M6I, all complying with the power and speed limits. These models feature either lead-acid batteries or lithium-ion batteries, providing users with options based on their needs and budget. Prices for these alternatives range from 15.49 to 17.99 million VND.

In summary, the electric motorcycle market for students in Vietnam is more diverse than ever. License-exempt bikes not only meet safety and legal standards but also incorporate appealing designs and advanced technology to enhance the overall user experience. The choice between lithium-ion batteries and lead-acid batteries, extended-range capabilities or stylish looks, ultimately depends on the specific needs and preferences of each student and their family.

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