VinFast Launches 3 New Electric Motors, Tembus Distance 262 Km And Affordable Prices

VinFast Vero X. (Photo: 2 banhvn)

JAKARTA VinFast is increasingly stealing attention in the automotive world. Not only focusing on producing electric cars, this Vietnamese brand is now serious about entering the two-wheeled market by launching the latest electric motorcycle series.

Quoting 2brahvn, Wednesday, September 17, VinFast officially introduced three new models: Vero X, Feliz, and Feliz Lite.

The three of them are equipped with a two-table system that can be removed and replaced (swap), a solution that answers the biggest concerns for electric motor users: range and ease of charging.

These three models combine a permanent 2.4 kWh battery under footrest with a portable battery in the trunk. That way, users can bring the battery to be filled at home, office, or exchange it at a V-Green public charging station.

As a result, VinFast's electric motor is now capable of traveling up to 262 km in one charge almost double compared to just one battery (134 km). This additional battery is sold separately at a price of around 5 million or Rp. 3 million, providing flexibility for long trips or preparing power reserves.

Vero X, Mainstay In Premium Segment

Of the three models, Vero X is positioned in the upper class at a price of 34.9 million or around Rp. 21 million. This model was developed from the Vento Neo platform but comes with a refreshable design starting from the seat, back handle, to trim details and front level.

Vero X is also equipped with a color TFT screen, a one-touch Smart Key, and a 35-liter baggage (without additional battery). The BLDC Inhub 2,250 watt motorbike is capable of bringing Vero X up to 70 km/hour, ideal for daily use. The LED projector light system also increases visibility when driving at night.

Feliz And Feliz Lite, More Affordable Options

VinFast also presents the two battery version of Feliz and Feliz Lite at a more pocket-friendly price, starting from 25.9 million or around Rp. 15.5 million.

The difference is in performance: Feliz offers speeds of up to 70 km/hour for young consumers who prioritize energy, while Feliz Lite is limited to 48 km/hour, suitable for students 16 years and over or drivers who do not have a driver's license.