Electric car

The "Grand Promotion - Welcoming the Grand Festival" program is applied to customers who buy VinFast electric motorbikes from April 27 to June 30, 2024.

The number of Lamborghini Urus S cars imported into the country has now increased significantly, partly due to the very good price offered by the official distributor.

In the whole of Vietnam, there are only 5 units of Land Rover Defender 75th Limited Edition, and these tycoons from Binh Duong own 2 of them.

VinFast Trading and Service Limited Company has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Cho Tot Company Limited to launch the "Trade-in Petrol Vehicles - Switch to Electric Vehicles" program, applicable to VinFast electric motorcycles from March 20 to May 1, 2024.

Harnessing the latest advancements in electric propulsion, the VF DrgnFly electric bicycle propels you effortlessly forward with speeds reaching 45 km/h. Experience unrivaled freedom as you explore vast distances, traversing up to 110 km on a single charge.

The Suzuki XL7 Hybrid 2024 is set to be unveiled in Thailand at the upcoming Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS) 2024 later this month as planned.

The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano supercar has spent quite some time residing in the "Qua" Vu's supercar garage. However, when he sold off a considerable number of supercars in 2020, the one-of-a-kind stallion in Vietnam at that time was also liquidated. After 3 years, the warrior horse returned to this collector's collection.

The Kia Seltos 2024 is set to be officially introduced in Vietnam in April or early May this year.

The exact time of when the sole Toyota Sera sports car was imported into Vietnam is unknown. However, it is currently located in a province in the North, and when discussing the demand for unique cars among Vietnamese millionaires, the owner expressed frustration over not having the car available for sale despite receiving numerous inquiries.

Upon its arrival in Vietnam, many people questioned the purpose of this "car broker" importing racing supercars into the country and which daring magnate would buy a car just for gazing at it. Now, the McLaren Senna GTR has been put up for sale by a luxury car dealer in Germany at a price of 1.88 million Euros, equivalent to 48 billion Vietnamese Dong.