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Bridgestone Vietnam proudly marks a new milestone with the inauguration of its 100th passenger tire distribution center, celebrating 15 years of commitment to Vietnamese consumers. This achievement solidifies Bridgestone’s position as a leading premium tire brand and underscores its role as a trusted partner in millions of journeys across the nation.

New regulations regarding child safety equipment in vehicles will take effect at the beginning of next year, sparking significant attention among both private car-owning families and commercial drivers.

Introducing the BMW Motorrad R 1300 GS, the ultimate choice in the new GS series for riders seeking versatility, agility, and effortless control. Designed to cater to a wide range of enthusiasts, this model embodies the perfect balance of performance and maneuverability, making it the ideal companion for both urban adventures and off-road exploration. Experience the pinnacle of riding freedom with the R 1300 GS.

The Vietnamese automotive market is entering its most dynamic phase of the year, with exciting fluctuations in the internal combustion engine vehicle segment.

Amidst the sea of luxury cars and ubiquitous SUVs on the streets of Hanoi, the arrival of a sleek, black Nissan GT-R R35 instantly commands attention, becoming the undeniable focal point of every gaze.

At 3:30 PM on November 17th, the prestigious five-digit license plate 51B-888.88 from Ho Chi Minh City was listed for online auction by Vietnam Partnership Auction Company (VPA).

Recently, social media was abuzz with a series of leaked images allegedly from an internal Honda event, revealing intriguing details about the upcoming Honda CR-V e:HEV 2026 set to debut in Vietnam.

As of January 1, 2026, new regulations under the 2024 Road Traffic Order and Safety Law, aimed at ensuring the safety of children traveling in automobiles, will officially come into effect.

Mitsubishi Vietnam has officially confirmed the launch of its 7-seater SUV, the Destinator, on December 1st in Ho Chi Minh City. This announcement follows the recent arrival of commercial units at the port in mid-November, indicating that the vehicle is primed for distribution.

The new regulation mandating that vehicles transporting children must be equipped with dedicated car seats has sparked intense discussions in recent days.