Retail sales of vehicles, excluding cars but including spare parts, in Vietnam showed notable growth in October, driven by steady demand for two-wheelers and maintenance products, according to Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade data.

In September, sales in this category reached VND 19.75 trillion, equivalent to US$0.78 billion. By October, the figure increased to VND 20.49 trillion, or US$0.81 billion, reflecting a month-on-month rise of 3.75 percent.

Year-to-date, sales for vehicles and spare parts amounted to VND 181.28 trillion, or US$7 billion. This growth highlights the sector’s importance within Vietnam’s retail market, fuelled by a rising need for affordable transportation and associated spare parts.

The robust growth in this segment underscores its resilience and critical role in supporting mobility and consumer spending across the country.

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