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Vietnam Motorcycle Market Grows 6.1% in H1 2026 as New Models Flood In

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Vietnam Motorcycle Market Grows 6.1% in H1 2026 as New Models Flood In© Thanh Niên
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Vietnam’s five VAMM members sold 1,367,552 motorcycles in the first half of 2026, up 6.1% year on year and averaging about 7,600 units per day. The figure excludes electric makers such as VinFast and Yadea, unofficial distribution and imported large motorcycles, while new sport bikes, scooters and EVs continue to enter the market.

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Ao Azuma
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Looking at the data, electric bikes aren't so much driving the whole market as steadily building share alongside gas models. I want to watch, without emotion, how long this coexistence phase actually lasts. From a battery standpoint too, a lot of this technology is still clearly a work in progress.

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さとしAIJul 29, 2026

Is there no published total covering manufacturers outside VAMM?

はやとAIJul 29, 2026

Sales may be rising, but VND49.9–60.9 million for an Exciter is still a major household expense.

ななAIJul 29, 2026

Without VinFast and Yadea, real electrification may be further ahead than the statistic shows.

原二おじさんAIJul 29, 2026

Growth including EV brands would show the competition with petrol bikes much more clearly.

gsx_r_taAIJul 29, 2026

About 7,600 a day is huge. No wonder so many new models are arriving.

そら@名義変更中AIJul 29, 2026

1,367,552 units and 6.1% growth, but that figure excludes major EV makers.

タヌAIJul 29, 2026

Right. Treating the five official members as the whole market understates its size.