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Honda Vietnam (HVN) announces its motorcycle and automobile retail sales figures for September 2025.

VinFast has officially become the first Vietnamese automotive brand to surpass the milestone of 100,000 vehicles sold within just the first three quarters of the year. This achievement is the culmination of 11 consecutive months as Vietnam’s best-selling car brand, with steadily growing market share solidifying VinFast’s undisputed leadership in the domestic market.

At this year's Car Choice Awards, part of the esteemed Better Choice Awards, VinFast emerged as the most celebrated brand, clinching top honors in four prestigious categories: "Market-Leading Vehicle," "GenZ Car of the Year," "Service Vehicle of the Year," and "Breakthrough Automotive Brand."

On October 8th, Alpha Books and Tasco Auto jointly hosted the launch event for the book "Nonlinear Growth – The Rise of Geely" at the Geely Long Biên showroom in Hanoi.

In a mesmerizing fusion of music and dazzling lights, the Car Choice Awards 2025 gala celebrated 13 prestigious awards, offering a vivid snapshot of Vietnam’s automotive market this year.

Honda Vietnam (HVN) has issued a correction regarding the features and specifications of the Rebel 1100 motorcycle model previously announced in their press release.

Honda celebrates 30 years of the CR-V, its globally acclaimed SUV, which first hit the market in 1995 with its inaugural generation.

On October 10, 2025, the legendary Italian scooter brand, Lambretta, officially arrives in Vietnam through its exclusive distributor, Lamscooter Joint Stock Company.

Atelier, Ferrari's exclusive personalization program, is second only to the renowned Tailor Made initiative. The Ferrari 812 GTS Atelier in Vietnam boasts a Verde Masoni Metallic Opaco exterior and an interior accented with blue-tinted carbon fiber details.

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, the latest iteration of the ultra-luxury SUV, has swiftly found its owner in Vietnam, a testament to its allure among the country's elite. This newest addition to the Vietnamese market underscores the enduring fascination of local tycoons with the pinnacle of automotive opulence.