VinFast sets another monthly sales record in November

In December, VinFast plans to begin deliveries of the mini EC Van and the four-seat Minio Green. This is expected to strengthen its presence in Vietnam’s fast-growing EV market

Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)
Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – VinFast announced on December 10 that it delivered 23,186 electric vehicles (EVs) in November, setting another monthly sales record and reaffirming its market-leading position with 147,450 units handed over since the beginning of the year.

The result not only demonstrates the company’s strong business performance but also reflects Vietnam’s accelerating shift from petrol vehicles to electric mobility.

The key driver of November’s record was the Green line, particularly the Limo Green, with 9,642 units delivered - the highest monthly sales ever recorded for a single VinFast model. The seven-seat MPV has quickly gained traction thanks to its spacious and versatile interior, stable performance, attractive operating costs, and incentives such as petrol-to-electric trade-in support. Just four months after its launch, Limo Green has accumulated 16,146 units, making it the country’s most popular seven-seat MPV.

Other models also posted strong results in November, including VF 3 (4,655 units), VF 5 (3,072), VF 6 (2,801), and VF 7 (1,225). Since the start of the year, the VF 3 has remained Vietnam’s best-selling vehicle with 40,660 units, followed by the VF 5 with 38,478 units (excluding 12,354 Herio Green units used for ride-hailing).

In the B-SUV segment, the VF 6 led the market with 19,750 units delivered. The VF 7, VF 8, and VF 9 also ranked among the best-selling models in their respective C-SUV, D-SUV, and E-SUV segments, with respective cumulative sales of 8,292, 3,172, and 1,755 units.

Alongside rising sales, VinFast continued to expand its service network. In November, the company inaugurated its 350th service workshop, moving toward a target of 400 by year-end, cementing its position as the automaker with the largest after-sales network in Vietnam.

In December, VinFast plans to begin deliveries of the mini EC Van and the four-seat Minio Green. This is expected to strengthen its presence in Vietnam’s fast-growing EV market./.

VNA

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