Electric car

The Ferrari SF90 Spider is not just any supercar, but a cherished member of Vietnam's well-known couple, Cuong "Dollar" and his wife's, car collection. This sleek and powerful convertible has been with them for years, and it is also the most expensive car in the entrepreneur's garage.

The Lexus LX600 is an exquisite vehicle with a price tag of 8.5 billion VND. However, it was the license plate that stole the show. The unique plate number 35A-555.55 fetched an astonishing 3.15 billion VND, showcasing the allure of distinctive numerics.

The 2026 Toyota RAV4 is an impressive upgrade from its predecessor, boasting a revamped platform, a fresh new look, cutting-edge technology, and enhanced engine options.

The seller of the Mercedes-Benz G63, finished in the striking Crazy Color Edition red paint, has revealed that the unique livery cost the owner a staggering 1.07 trillion VND. This is a far cry from the initial 700 million VND price tag when the car first arrived in Vietnam back in 2016.

The stunning Ferrari 488 Spider, with its exquisite blue exterior and cream interior, has arrived in Hanoi. This breathtaking supercar is now available for viewing and purchase at a specialized luxury car dealership in the city. With its powerful engine and sleek design, the 488 Spider promises an unparalleled driving experience, combining performance and luxury in perfect harmony. This showroom is proud to offer this exceptional vehicle to discerning customers seeking the ultimate in automotive excellence.

Outside of China, the Mazda EZ-60 will be marketed globally under the new moniker, the CX-6e.

The Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II, unveiled globally in October 2020, has now been launched in Vietnam with a starting price of 34.9 billion VND.

The Mazda EZ-60, destined for the Chinese market, will be offered with a choice of powertrains, including a pure electric and a hybrid option.

This is VinFast's second price slash on electric motorcycle models this April 2025.

Six locally-assembled Honda Icon e electric motorcycles were handed over to their proud new owners in Hanoi, with the majority being young, enthusiastic riders.