This electric car company just produced its one millionth electric motorcycle
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- VinFast rolled its one millionth electric motorcycle off the production line — a red Feliz II scooter built at the company's Hai Phong manufacturing complex in Vietnam.
- The Feliz II uses a removable battery system that can be charged at home or swapped at dedicated exchange stations, central to VinFast's battery-swapping network built across Vietnam.
- VinFast launched its first electric scooter, the Klara, in late 2018, and now offers nearly 15 model families and more than 30 variants, from affordable urban commuters to premium models with one or two removable battery packs.
- VinFast sold more than 406,000 electric motorcycles in 2025 alone, supported by nearly 750 authorized dealerships and service centers throughout Vietnam.
- VinFast is constructing a new electric motorcycle factory in central Vietnam while expanding into Indonesia, the Philippines, India, Thailand, and Malaysia.
Why it matters: With 406,000 scooters sold in 2025 and a million-unit lifetime milestone, VinFast's two-wheeler business now dwarfs the car lineup that made it famous in the West — and its battery-swapping infrastructure offers a dense-city-friendly alternative to plug-in charging that remains largely untested in European and North American markets.
