Vietnam's vehicle market is rapidly shifting toward electric vehicles, led by strong growth in EV sales and VinFast’s dominant role in the transition.

The current EV battery recycling landscape creates high entry barriers on one hand, while opening clear opportunities on the other.

The spread of environmentally friendly vehicles in Vietnam is accelerating, with hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) attracting attention.

Directive No. 20/CT-TTg was signed to gradually ban gasoline motorcycles in Hanoi, ushering in a new era for urban transportation in Vietnam.

The Vietnamese automotive market in 2024 is witnessing a significant transformation, driven by an increasing shift toward electric and hybrid vehicles. This trend is fueled by consumer awareness of environmental sustainability, government policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions to achieve net zero by 2050[2], along with tax incentives and cost reductions for EVs

Vietnam’s electric two-wheeler (E2W) market has emerged as a dynamic and burgeoning market driven by the national shift towards sustainable and eco-friendly transportation.

The EV car market in Vietnam is a rapidly evolving sector that has garnered increasing attention due to the growing demand for eco-friendly transportation solutions. As the government pushes for greener initiatives and urban consumers seek affordable, sustainable mobility, EV car have become an attractive alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles.

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Vietnam is witnessing a significant shift from traditional gasoline-powered motorbikes to electric alternatives. The electric motorbike market in Vietnam is poised for significant growth. The Ministry of Industry and Trade reports that there are currently over 3 million electric bicycles and electric motorcycles in circulation in 2024. This has made Vietnam the largest electric motorcycle market in the ASEAN region and the second largest globally, after China.