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As we step into the early days of 2026, the Vietnamese automotive market is buzzing with excitement as leading car manufacturers unleash a wave of strategic incentives, designed to rev up sales and captivate consumers across the nation.

Toyota Motor Vietnam (TMV), Toyota Financial Services Vietnam (TFSVN), and the nationwide network of Toyota dealerships are thrilled to announce an exclusive promotional campaign for customers in January 2026. Here are the exciting details:

On January 10th, Honda Vietnam is set to unveil an entirely new electric motorcycle model, marking a significant addition to their lineup.

Many individuals, after selling their car, often fall into a false sense of security, believing that once the vehicle is handed over and payment is received, the transaction is complete. However, this mindset can lead to potential complications and oversights in the post-sale process.

VinFast is reportedly set to introduce a new variant of its electric EC Van, featuring a notable upgrade: a side sliding door.

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

This is the owner's third Porsche, and he invested an additional 40 million VND to auction a premium license plate featuring the sequence 718, complemented by the double-digit 99. This Porsche 718 Cayman boasts a striking Racing Yellow exterior paired with a sleek black interior.

Amidst a backdrop of declining overall sales in 2025, Mitsubishi faces mounting pressure to revitalize its aging product lineup and reclaim its foothold in the competitive U.S. market.

The Mercedes-Benz EQS fell short of expectations, prompting its successor to embody the essence of the S-Class while integrating cutting-edge technology beneath its sleek exterior.

The million-dollar Koenigsegg CCX supercar has likely been acquired by a showroom in Ho Chi Minh City, as it has been spotted here over the past six months.