In recent years, electric vehicles have become popular. The public’s perception of EVs shifted as they became more aware of the environmental impacts of gas- and diesel-powered cars. The increasing prices of fuel, and the number-coding scheme in certain areas are factors influencing purchasing decisions for buyers.

In the third quarter of 2025, the electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast set an all-time high as it sold 100,000 units globally. By November, 147,450 electric cars had been bought, setting a trend for the December inquiries.

To meet the demand, the Vietnamese company operates four manufacturing plants: Hai Phong (Vietnam), Ha Tinh (Vietnam), Tamil Nadu (India), and West Java (Indonesia). The factories not only manufacture local units but also export goods. Whether it’s electric cars, electric buses, or electric bicycles, VinFast can produce them with ease.

The Hai Phong Manufacturing Plant increased production, reaching 26,000 units for the entire month of December. The highest daily output of 1,062 units was achieved on December 14, 2025, equivalent to roughly 43 units per hour. The factory features a mix of 1,200 ABB robots, and employs 18,000 workers across three different shifts, with a 90% automation rate.

Due to the increased production, the 200,000th manufactured unit—a Limo Green—was formally rolled out. The unit is a pure electric multipurpose vehicle (MPV) that’s currently not sold in the Philippines. A total of 9,642 units were sold in November 2025 alone just for this model.

It has been an impressive year for the Vietnamese automaker. Now that 2026 has arrived, what more can it offer?

This branded article was produced in partnership with VinFast Philippines.