Car

In the first week of June alone, the Vietnamese market witnessed an exciting array of new vehicle launches, offering a diverse range of engine options and price points.

The yellow and orange cars hold their value, with a resale price that's impressive. In contrast, black and white cars of the same model depreciate significantly, losing approximately 32% of their value after just three years.

The black car is a standard model, but the white car is a different beast altogether. It's a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, customized by Mansory, creating a unique and eye-catching blend of factory and aftermarket modifications.

Toyota's racing cars at the Japanese Grand Prix showcase an alternative to the prevalent narrative of electric vehicles being the sole future of automotive transport. These racing cars, powered by liquid hydrogen and low-carbon E20 gasoline, present a compelling case for a diverse energy landscape in the industry.

The first week of June witnessed a series of recalls affecting Ford's entire range of vehicles in the US. While the issues vary, some problems remain unresolved, leaving customers and the company awaiting solutions.

The Volkswagen boss has unveiled ambitious investment plans in the US, in a bid to negotiate favorable terms on tariffs.

Child car seats are securely installed via ISOFIX connectors or the vehicle's seatbelt.

Suzuki Vietnam has an exciting announcement: the upcoming launch of a new vehicle model. Speculations are rife that it could be the highly anticipated Suzuki Swift, a sleek and stylish Japanese import with a hybrid engine. This revelation has sparked intrigue and excitement among automotive enthusiasts across the nation.

The eighth-generation Rolls-Royce Phantom has graced the roads, and this particular model stands out from the rest. With a striking exterior color and a bold red interior, this Phantom makes a statement. But it's not just about aesthetics; this car also features a unique partition between the passenger and driver compartments, adding an extra layer of privacy and elegance to the already luxurious ride.

With a budget of around 720 million VND, Vietnamese car buyers are spoilt for choice with a plethora of models available in the market. The latest addition to this segment is the sporty and dynamic Hyundai Creta N Line.