VinFast has announced a major restructuring of its electric two-wheeler portfolio. The brand now divides its range into mass-market, premium, and sport segments. Each group targets a clear user profile and use case.
Mass-Market Electric Scooters for Daily Mobility
VinFast will continue offering a wide mass-market line-up. Models include Amio, Zgoo, Flazz, Evo, Evo Grand, Feliz, Feliz II, Vero X, and Viper.
These scooters focus on everyday transport. They suit personal commuting, ride-hailing, and delivery services. The approach gives buyers flexible options across price and performance levels.
Premium Electric Scooters Focus on Design and Tech
The premium range includes Rasad, Sadie, and Saxil. These models target riders who value styling and advanced features.
The Rasad uses a maxi-scooter design. It is expected to run a center-mounted motor rated at up to 7,100W. Top speed reaches about 100 kph.
Sadie and Saxil feature a more refined look. Both use 4,500W motors. Top speed stands near 80 kph.
Sport Electric Motorcycles Enter a New Segment
VinFast also revealed a sport-focused line-up. The models include Subab, Surad, Sudub, and Sulad.
Surad follows a naked bike layout. Sudub adopts a cruiser form. Sulad targets the supersport category.
These electric motorcycles deliver up to 50,000W of output. Performance aligns with 600cc petrol motorcycles. Top speed reaches roughly 130 kph.
VinFast pairs these bikes with high-capacity battery systems. The goal is stable performance and longer riding range.
Launch Timeline and Market Positioning
Hoang Ha, CEO of VinFast E-scooter Vietnam Market, stated that the restructuring aims to redefine the electric motorcycle space. The company positions electric bikes as lifestyle products with environmental value.
VinFast plans to launch premium electric motorcycles in Q4 2026. Sport models follow in Q2 2027.
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