Car

The D-segment SUV scene in Vietnam has been buzzing with activity lately. With new models being launched and older ones getting a facelift, the market is brimming with options. From brand new entries to the latest iterations of beloved classics, the D-segment SUV arena is heating up.

Mercedes-Benz and BMW are offering significant price reductions of tens to hundreds of millions of Dong on their vehicles to stimulate sales and boost the market.

The automotive industry is bracing for a potential decline in global vehicle production in 2025, with estimates suggesting a 2% drop, equating to a significant 1.55 million fewer vehicles on the roads compared to last year's figures.

Subaru of America is shifting its focus and production strategies by relocating the manufacturing of Canadian-market vehicles outside of the US. This strategic move is an innovative response to the challenges posed by new tariff regulations.

General Motors and Stellantis are gearing up to shift their production strategies in North America, as they navigate the new tariff landscape shaped by President Donald Trump's policies.

In the price range of around VND 400 million, Vietnamese car buyers have a limited selection, primarily consisting of small cars, urban electric vehicles, and a handful of pre-owned options.

The absence of multiple automotive brands at Auto Shanghai 2025 is a telling sign of the times and a potential harbinger of industry shifts to come.

The all-electric mid-size sedan, the N7, is set to revolutionize the global automotive market, and there's no better name to represent this cutting-edge vehicle than the Nissan Primera.

The Vietnamese automotive market got off to a slow start this year, but still ended the first quarter with stronger sales figures compared to the same period last year. Which automaker came out on top in terms of sales to Vietnamese customers?

The Nissan USA leadership team has assured customers that prices for imported vehicles will remain unchanged until at least June 2nd.