In such a short span of time, VinFast has taken over the Philippines. The Vietnamese company acquired an influx of customers as gas prices increased due to the war in the Middle East, along with its ecosystem and programs, wherein buyers can take advantage of the Residual Value Guarantee Program and the Battery Subscription Program. It’s recognizable in the streets through its BEV lineup, and even more so as its sibling company Green GSM hit the market.

VinFast not only caters to four-wheelers, but also officially brings in its two-wheeler line to our market. Three models will be initially sold: the Evo, the Feliz II, and the Viper.

The Evo rocks a classic look, closely resembling a Vespa. It reaches a top speed of 80km/h and a range of 150km on its two batteries. It costs P70,000 (with battery subscription), P82,700 (including one battery), and P95,400 (including two batteries).

The Feliz II still looks retro but with more angular-styled seats. The fastest speed you can do on this is 90km/h. However, due to it being a tad bit more powerful, it can only travel 145km, just 5km shorter than the cheapest unit. It is priced at P72,400 (with battery subscription), P85,100 (including one battery), and P97,800 (including two batteries).

Lastly, the most expensive one of the bunch is the Viper. It has a sportier design, similar to the Honda Click 125, and a top speed of 90km/h like the Feliz II. What justifies the price is the inclusion of certain tech features, such as the smart key system and the smart TFT display. That’s at a pricier yet still affordable price tag of P81,900 (with battery subscription), P94,600 (including one battery), and P107,300 (including two batteries).

The trio will each have two compartments with interchangeable batteries. This ensures practicality for the smooth implementation of the battery subscription program for the e-motorcycles while also having an option to charge them at home. The automaker simultaneously opened 21 of its stores in major cities. In addition to opening more stores throughout the country, 30,000 battery-swapping cabinets are planned to be installed with the help of infrastructure partners.

Early adopters of the e-motorcycles and the program—who subscribed on or before September 30, 2026—will get free 20 swaps per month for a year per battery. The monthly fee is P439 per battery. Meanwhile, the battery swap costs P35.

People who’ll buy the vehicle with the battery and not rely on the battery subscription can only juice up using the standard home chargers and fast chargers (as an add-on). But either way, the warranty of all units availed before September ends will be up to six years or 72,000km, whichever comes first.

“Opening 21 VinFast showrooms alongside the launch of our three electric motorcycle models reflects VinFast’s long-term investment commitment to the Philippines,” said Vo Thi Cam Tu, CEO of VinFast e-scooters and e-bikes for international markets. “Beyond offering products that meet diverse mobility needs, we are building a comprehensive ecosystem that makes it easier for customers to access our vehicles, energy solutions, and support services throughout their ownership journey. As our electric mobility ecosystem continues to expand, we believe electric motorcycles can become an increasingly practical and convenient choice in the everyday lives of Filipinos.”

To learn more, you can visit the VinFast website, or drop by your nearest dealership.