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Vietnam has postponed its previously planned ban on gasoline motorcycles to 2028. The delay appears to be a pragmatic adjustment reflecting the impact on infrastructure and daily life as the country transitions toward electrification.
Vietnam's delay shows the tug-of-war between the ideal and the reality of electrification. In a country where two-wheelers are the very foundation of daily life, rushing the transition would strip citizens of their transportation. The 2028 line is a realistic compromise. It really reminds me that Southeast Asia's electrification is a matter of social design more than technology.
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Vietnam isn't the only country setting a national deadline for banning gas motorcycles.
Pushed back to 2028 — what year was the ban originally scheduled for?
Adjusting it to account for the impact on infrastructure and daily life seems like a reasonable, realistic correction.
How complete each manufacturer's electric lineup gets during the delay is probably going to be the real deciding factor.
With motorcycle penetration as high as Vietnam's, an all-at-once ban was probably realistically unworkable.
A delay basically amounts to admitting the original plan wasn't realistic.
