VinFast Cars Between 15 to 25 Lakh in India

Cars may not be Vietnam’s most well-known produce but the VF7 is a fine example of the strides VinFast has taken in building a practical, everyday EV.

Second on the India agenda for VinFast is a compact SUV that could well appeal to those looking at great value with an all-rounder EV

Vietnam’s VinFast opens its first overseas EV plant in Tamil Nadu, marking a USD 500 million investment into India’s growing electric vehicle market. Here’s why this move matters for India and the global EV landscape.

V-Green is owned by Pham Nhat Vuong, Chairman of Vingroup Corporation and founder of VinFast.

Seven-seat EV could go up against the likes of the Kia Carens Clavis EV and the BYD eMax 7 should an India launch be confirmed.

VinFast is set to debut in India with the launch of the VF7 and VF6. Here’s what to expect from the Vietnamese EV maker’s big India entry.

Similar to the MG Comet in its approach, the Minio Green is the smallest and most affordable EV in VinFast’s global lineup, and is designed to provide affordable urban mobility.

Vietnamese carmaker is kicking off its India innings with two electric SUVs, and has just registered the design of a larger, three-row model.

After debuting at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025, VinFast has officially commenced their booking for two electric SUVs in India.

The carmaker will initially launch VF6 and VF7 SUVs in the Indian market initially.

On the eve of launching its first cars in India, the Vietnamese brand has taken some key steps to ensure efficient service for its prospective customers

The VF7 will be VinFast’s first electric model in the Indian market.