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6 Reasons the VinFast Evo Was Built for Your Daily Commute

For Filipino office and city workers, the daily commute has become one of the most persistent challenges of urban life. Metro Manila ranked 12th in Asia and 40th globally for traffic congestion in 2025’s TomTom Traffic Index, with office workers losing an average of two to three hours a day to gridlock.

This perennial issue  has made motorcycles a more practical mobility choice for many Filipinos working in densely congested metropolitans nationwide.

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Vinfast Launches Early Booking Program for Battery-Swapping E-Motorcycles in The Philippines, Accelerating its Expansion Across Southeast Asia

VinFast has officially launched the Early Booking Program for three (3) e-motorcycle models in the Philippines, including the VinFast Evo, VinFast Feliz II, and VinFast Viper, less than one month after opening bookings for the same lineup in Indonesia.

The launch expands VinFast’s all-electric product portfolio in the Philippines while demonstrating the Company’s ability to rapidly advance its strategy of developing a comprehensive green mobility ecosystem across Southeast Asia.

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VinFast Launches Four New E-Scooter Models, Completes First 4,500 Battery Swap Stations

VinFast officially announces the launch of four new e-scooter models to meet diverse mobility needs. Three models support battery swapping while one pedal-assisted model features a compact design suitable for high school students.

To prepare for the new models, V-Green has completed installation of the first 4,500 battery swap stations, with plans to reach 45,000 swap cabinets nationwide in the first quarter of 2026.

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