Vietnam produced 312.35 thousand motorbikes in October, up 22.04 percent from 255.95 thousand in September, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Office.
Over the first ten months of the year, output reached 2,757.35 thousand.
Listed automotive companies
Do Thanh Technology Corporation
Do Thanh Technology Corporation (DTT) manufactures automotive parts, plastic products, and mechanical components.
DTT closed at VND 15,800 on Tuesday down 0 percent with 3,000 shares traded, worth VND 5 million.
Foreign ownership in DTT is currently capped at 49 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 0.2 percent.
Dry Cell and Storage Battery JSC
Dry Cell and Storage Battery JSC (PAC) produces automotive and industrial batteries under the PINACO brand.
PAC closed at VND 24,300 on Tuesday up 0.75 percent with 4,065,000 shares traded, worth VND 9,694 million.
Foreign ownership in PAC is currently capped at 50 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 12.2 percent.
Vingroup JSC
Vingroup JSC (VIC) is Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, operating in real estate, automotive (VinFast), healthcare, and education.
VIC closed at VND 275,000 on Tuesday up 5.1 percent with 40,935,000 shares traded, worth VND 1,104,784 million.
Foreign ownership in VIC is currently capped at 48.4 percent, with current foreign ownership sitting at 3.8 percent.
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Vietnam motorbike industry news
EV charging station regulations
HCM City has asked the Ministry of Construction to issue national regulations for installing electric-vehicle charging stations in apartment buildings, citing safety gaps and rising disputes.
The city’s Department of Construction has said current design standards, do not cover EV charging infrastructure or related technical and fire-safety requirements.
Electric motorbike cooperation
Selex Motors and Dong Minh Group signed an agreement on 5 November 2025 to develop a shared battery network and electric motorbike ecosystem.
The partnership aims to produce more than 10,000 high-tech batteries and battery-swapping stations, while also offering fixed batteries, home charging rentals, and swap services for Dong Minh’s dealerships and customers.
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Vietnam’s motorbike industry
Vietnam’s motorbike industry is one of the largest in Southeast Asia, with millions of units on the road and a strong culture of two-wheel mobility.
Production and sales are dominated by major manufacturers including Honda, Yamaha, Piaggio and Suzuki, supported by extensive domestic supplier networks that provide parts, servicing and aftermarket components.
The industry has been shifting toward higher-value models, including scooters and premium variants, as rising incomes and urban commuting demands change consumer preferences.
Electric motorbikes are also gaining ground, with domestic brands such as VinFast and Dat Bike expanding offerings as the government promotes cleaner transport options through policy targets and infrastructure plans.