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The Volkswagen Golf is set to make its official debut in the Vietnamese market by the end of October 2025.

The upcoming Toyota Innova Cross is anticipated to debut with a remarkably competitive price tag, ranging between 700 and 800 million VND. This strategic pricing positions it as an attractive option for those seeking a blend of versatility, style, and affordability in the MPV segment.

Experience the pinnacle of open-air exhilaration with the McLaren Artura Spider. Its lightning-fast retractable hardtop delivers seamless transitions between coupe and convertible, while its cutting-edge hybrid powertrain unleashes a staggering 690 horsepower—a 19 hp leap over its coupe sibling.

Inheriting the robust and elegant design, along with premium features from its predecessor, the X300, the X125 delivers a more agile and effortless driving experience. With a price tag of nearly 100 million VND, it offers exceptional value for those seeking both style and performance.

This October, both the Omoda C5 and Jaecoo J7 models come with enticing official promotions.

Although the Vietnamese automotive market experienced significant growth in September 2025, the list of the poorest-selling car models still features some familiar names.

Two stunning Ferrari supercars were recently spotted at a car care center in Ho Chi-Chi Minh City. The Ferrari 296 GTB stole the show with its vibrant yellow exterior, while the Ferrari 812 GTS exuded sophistication in a sleek matte finish.

The Zeekr 001 boasts a standard 95 kWh battery, enabling charging speeds of up to 1,140 kW.

The Porsche 911 Carrera GTS, upon its arrival in the country, commands a price tag exceeding 8 billion VND. With limited availability, only one unit in the striking Miami Blue color has made its appearance.

The Lambretta X300 exudes youthful energy with its vibrant, modern design, tailored to captivate young riders. Offering a diverse palette of colors, it even features the 2025 trendsetter—a bold, fiery orange—ensuring you stand out on every ride.