Car

The all-new Ferrari 296 Speciale has been unveiled, marking a significant moment in the iconic brand's history as it embarks on its journey towards an electric future. This extraordinary supercar is a testament to Ferrari's unwavering commitment to innovation and performance, even as it navigates the evolving automotive landscape. With the 296 Speciale, Ferrari showcases its ability to seamlessly blend electrifying power with the timeless allure of its revered prancing horse badge.

The weather in Ho Chi Minh City this morning is perfect for a spin in a sleek, convertible supercar like the McLaren Elva. With clear skies and a gentle breeze, it's an ideal opportunity for this stunning, nearly-VND 190-billion masterpiece to make its debut on the city streets.

The all-new Jeep Compass compact SUV will be offered with a range of electrified options, including a fully electric version, a hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid variant. This versatile lineup showcases Jeep's commitment to innovation and sustainability, offering consumers a choice of efficient and environmentally conscious powertrains without compromising on the iconic brand's renowned capability and performance.

The arrival of the Omoda C5 Luxury and the entrance of the Geely Coolray are igniting a new price war in the Vietnamese automotive market.

With an enticing new offer in May 2025, the Honda CR-V is set to reclaim its allure and boost sales performance.

Suzuki advises customers to exercise caution when placing deposits for models not yet officially distributed in Vietnam.

Chinese automotive manufacturer Geely has announced a strategic partnership with renowned Vietnamese singer, Chi Pu, as their brand ambassador in Vietnam. The company also unveiled its first two models for the Vietnamese market, the Coolray and Monjaro, marking a significant step in their expansion plans.

While the third-generation CLA receives a new pure-electric and hybrid variant, the A-Class sedan has been discontinued.

This round of Audi layoffs is expected to save the company a staggering sum of money, with estimates reaching over a billion dollars.

From next month, New York City will implement a $50 fine for drivers who deliberately obscure their license plates or fail to keep their vehicles clean enough to ensure plate visibility.