Market

The five B-segment sedans, namely the Toyota Vios, Honda City, Nissan Almera, Mitsubishi Attrage, and Hyundai Accent, are offering attractive deals this month.

The much-needed return of physical buttons in cars will commence with the Volkswagen ID.2all range in 2026. It's a step towards a more intuitive and user-friendly driving experience, offering a tangible connection between driver and vehicle.

The Lexus LS has long been the flagship sedan offering from the Japanese luxury marque, but it seems that its targeted customer base is being drawn to the brand's new LM luxury MPV. This shift in consumer preferences presents a unique challenge for the LS, as it strives to maintain its position as the pinnacle of the Lexus sedan range.

Despite being decked out with all the bells and whistles, this particular supercar has rarely been seen on the streets over the past year. The Lamborghini Huracan, owned by a prominent Vietnamese businessman, has recently returned to its showroom in Hanoi, attracting attention from car enthusiasts and onlookers alike.

The automotive industry in Vietnam is gearing up for an exciting year ahead with an influx of new SUV models set to hit the market. The upcoming lineup showcases a dominant presence of elevated SUVs, ready to conquer the roads and offer an enhanced driving experience to enthusiasts across the country.

The Ford Ranger is a formidable contender in the automotive market, trailing behind only the electric VinFast VF 3 and VF 5 in sales across all models.

The A-segment model that saw the biggest drop in sales in January 2025 was the "segment king" Hyundai Grand i10.

VinFast announced a record-breaking performance in the fourth quarter of 2024, delivering a total of 53,139 electric vehicles globally. This remarkable achievement signifies a 143% growth compared to the previous quarter and an impressive 342% year-over-year increase, surpassing the company's annual sales target for 2024.

The compact SUV segment witnessed a dip in sales across all models in January 2025, with the exception of the Ford Territory.

There was a time when the McLaren GT had to venture all the way to Da Nang in search of a potential buyer, only to then make its way back to Ho Chi Minh City. It was only when a prospective buyer from Hanoi flew down to see the car that the supercar finally found its owner.