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From November 2023 until the end of Q2/2024, customers who purchase genuine EQ electric vehicles from Mercedes-Benz Vietnam will receive a complimentary Mercedes-Benz Wallbox home charger valued at 46.95 million VND.

Based on a recent report from the General Statistics Office, the production of cars within the country reached 36,900 units in November, representing an 18.6% growth compared to October's figure of 31,100 units, and a 5.4% growth compared to the same period in the previous year.

In December 2023, there is an ongoing auction for several "super VVIP" car license plates across different provinces and cities. The plates that everyone is eagerly waiting for include "sanh tien" (which translates to "advance") and "ngu quy" (which translates to "five of a kind"). Some examples of these special plates are 30K-567.89, 51K-999.99, 12C-123.45, and 22A-222.22. These unique license plates are expected to draw a lot of attention and attract high bids from collectors and car enthusiasts alike.

In just 2 months since its launch in the Vietnamese market, the Toyota Yaris Cross, a B-segment SUV model, has already garnered a multitude of incentives from dealerships in order to boost its sales.

Compact sedans and hatchbacks are the go-to options for budget-conscious customers looking to bring home their very own car. These vehicles offer the perfect combination of affordability and practicality, making them an ideal choice for individuals with limited financial resources.

Recently, Yamaha has introduced their newest off-road motorcycle, the PG-1, to the Southeast Asian market. This powerful rival will directly compete with the Honda Hunter C125, captivating thrill-seekers and adventure enthusiasts alike.

The Hyundai Creta has taken the Vietnamese market by storm since its introduction in 2023. With a remarkable total sales volume of 19,644 units in just 18 months, it has firmly established itself as one of the top-selling vehicles in Vietnam. Its dominance in the highly competitive B-segment SUV market is a testament to its exceptional performance and undeniable appeal.

Car enthusiasts worldwide have been captivated by the remarkable craftsmanship of Vietnamese wood artisans, who have created a one-of-a-kind four-wheel vehicle with its own distinct design.

Recently, there was a lot of excitement among car enthusiasts in the country when they heard the news about Mr. Minh "Nh?a", a wealthy entrepreneur, deciding to restore the original exterior paint of his Pagani Huayra. Many speculated that the reason behind this decision was to sell the car. Finally, the owner of this unique vehicle in Vietnam has come forward to address this matter.

The victor who bid on the majestic Land Rover in blue, which was sold off at an astounding price of 3 billion VND, has unfortunately reneged on their commitment by not paying the remaining balance to become the rightful owner. A representative from the governing body has validated that the car shall undergo another round of auction.