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VinFast and S-Channel have launched an exciting electric scooter design contest, "Vietnamese Identity", offering a unique platform for creative youngsters. With a total prize value of tens of millions of dong, participants have the chance to win big and even ride away on an electric scooter of their own design.

"Honda Vietnam Co., Ltd. (HVN) is proud to announce its impressive April 2025 sales performance. The company has witnessed a remarkable surge in sales across its motorcycle and automobile divisions, solidifying its position as a leading automotive force in the vibrant Vietnamese market."

When it comes to buying a car, most consumers prioritize factors such as brand, design, comfort features, and performance.

Yamaha Vietnam is offering two supportive solutions to its customers facing engine issues with their vehicles. Customers can either opt for a brand new vehicle as an exchange or have their current vehicle repurchased at 100% of the current listed price for a new vehicle. This initiative was officially announced after two months of the recall program, showcasing Yamaha's commitment to customer satisfaction and reliable after-sales service.

The automotive market in March 2025 witnessed impressive growth, boasting the highest sales figures seen so far this year.

The latest batch of mainstream car models, manufactured from 2023 to early 2024, are seeing significant discounts by dealers, with price cuts reaching up to hundreds of millions of Dong. These enticing offers are a strategic move to clear out inventory and make way for the newest automotive arrivals.

"Airbags have long been touted as a critical safety feature in automobiles, designed to mitigate the impact of collisions and save lives. However, their effectiveness has been called into question, particularly in incidents involving cars colliding with the rear of trucks. In such scenarios, the airbags often fail to deploy, leading to skepticism about their reliability and sparking crucial conversations around road safety."

The electric vehicle market in Vietnam is experiencing a boom, fueled by government incentives and a growing number of automotive manufacturers entering the scene.

On May 7th, the Public Security authorities of Phuc La Ward, Ha Dong District, Hanoi, reported that they are investigating an incident involving a female victim who was allegedly assaulted by a male pickup truck driver with a baton.

For many Vietnamese, owning a car is not just a means of transportation but also a symbol of stability and success. However, the purchase price is just the beginning.