VinFast E-Motorcycle expands into the Philippines with nationwide dealerships, public test rides, three electric motorcycle models, and battery-swapping technology to make electric mobility more accessible for Filipino riders.
VinFast E-Motorcycle is making it easier for Filipinos to experience electric two-wheelers with the launch of its first local lineup and a growing dealership network nationwide.
Following its official Philippine debut on July 31, VinFast is expanding its retail presence across Metro Manila, Cebu, Davao, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Bulacan. The new dealerships will serve as hubs where customers can view, purchase, and test ride the brand’s first three electric motorcycles: the Evo, Feliz II, and Viper.
The Evo is designed for daily commuting, offering a top speed of 80 km/h and up to 150 km of range with two fully charged batteries. The Feliz II raises the pace with a 90 km/h top speed, while the Viper targets riders looking for a sportier experience with up to 5,200W of maximum power and a 90 km/h top speed.
Throughout August, VinFast dealerships will host public test ride events, allowing riders to compare the three models firsthand, explore available colors, and learn more about pricing and ownership options.
A key feature of the VinFast ecosystem is its battery-swapping technology. Select dealerships already feature battery-swapping stations, allowing riders to experience how a depleted battery can be replaced in about a minute. The company also plans to work with partners to deploy around 30,000 battery-swapping cabinets across the Philippines in the future.
Each motorcycle is equipped with two under-seat battery compartments and supports battery swapping. Buyers can choose between purchasing batteries outright or subscribing to a battery plan, while home charging remains available as an alternative.
With its expanding dealership network, public test rides, and flexible charging solutions, VinFast aims to introduce more Filipinos to electric motorcycle ownership and make the transition from gasoline-powered motorcycles more accessible.
