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Toyota Motor Vietnam proudly announces its 2025 business results and highlights key achievements of the year.

Amidst Vietnam's automotive market achieving a record-breaking 22% growth, Kia defied the trend with a startling sales decline, plunging the South Korean brand to an unprecedented low in the rankings.

Unveiled in the final days of 2025, the all-new Innova Cross G variant showcases Toyota’s unparalleled understanding of the Vietnamese consumer. As the world’s leading automotive brand, Toyota has once again demonstrated its ability to deeply connect with local preferences, delivering a vehicle that perfectly aligns with the needs and desires of Vietnamese drivers.

Enhancing your vehicle with a roof rack to maximize storage space is a common practice for many families during holiday seasons. However, the legal complexities surrounding vehicle inspections have left numerous drivers uncertain about the compliance of such modifications.

The U.S. Army has officially unveiled the M1E3 Abrams, a groundbreaking evolution in main battle tank technology. This variant marks a historic shift, abandoning the traditional gas turbine engine in favor of a cutting-edge hybrid propulsion system.

In the world of BMW enthusiasts in Vietnam, the new M3 Competition xDrive is turning heads due to the impressive investment of its owners.

Toyota Motor Vietnam (TMV) has announced updated pricing for select Hybrid models, effective for vehicles invoiced from January 20, 2026. The new prices are inclusive of a 10% Value Added Tax (VAT).

Once part of the prestigious Novaland Group's car collection, the 2022 BMW M3 G80 is now turning heads as it enters the pre-owned market in search of its next discerning owner.

The first BMW M4 Competition mid-life upgrade (LCI) in Vietnam has officially found its owner in Da Nang.

In 2025, Vietnam’s hybrid car market experienced a significant surge, with total segment sales surpassing 15,000 units—a notable increase from the nearly 10,000 units sold in 2024.