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The Vietnamese automotive market in September 2025 witnessed a remarkable surge in gasoline and diesel vehicle sales, with numerous models achieving double-digit growth rates.

In the Vietnamese automotive market of 2025, the majority of mainstream brands' sales stem from a select few strategic models. These vehicles serve as the "cash cows," not only sustaining market share but also shaping brand perception in the eyes of consumers.

Among the 4,038 Ford GTs produced from 2005 to 2006, the 2006 Heritage Edition No.3 stands out as a truly special variant. As the first Heritage model ever unveiled to the public, it marked the beginning of Ford’s iconic series honoring its legendary racing heritage.

Ferrari, the iconic Italian automotive brand, is poised to enter a new era with the unveiling of its first-ever electric vehicle, the Ferrari Elettrica. This groundbreaking model marks a significant milestone in the company's history, blending cutting-edge technology with the timeless elegance and performance that Ferrari is renowned for. The Elettrica promises to redefine luxury electric driving, setting a new standard for sustainability and innovation in the automotive world.

James Mac, a car salesman and TikTok sensation known as Jimbo Whips, is making waves with his insightful videos on smart used car buying strategies.

Suzuki accelerates its transition to alternative energy sources with the unveiling of the Fronx Flex Fuel (FFV*2 Concept), a compact SUV engineered to run on flexible fuel technology.

Porsche unveiled the finalized design and concept of the Porsche Experience Center (PEC) Singapore during the F1 Grand Prix week, launching the "Raceborn" campaign across the island nation. This initiative underscores the brand's rich motorsport DNA and heritage.

After three years since its debut as a concept, the Yamaha Tricera three-wheeled vehicle is set to unveil its production-ready version at the Japan Mobility Show 2025.

At the recent "INNOPROM Belarus" exhibition, Russia's Central Scientific Research Automobile and Automotive Engines Institute (NAMI) unveiled the Aurus Hydrogen prototype.

The battle over the "hybrid" label is intensifying as Toyota argues that mild hybrid systems are misleading and blurring the lines between true hybrid technology.