VinFast Auto Stock Price, News & Analysis

VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) is targeting Canadian EV hesitancy by reducing friction around early ownership experiences.

Key measures include a mobile app tied to a North American charging network, sold home chargers with remote monitoring, in‑car voice assistant, over‑the‑air updates, and service scheduling and roadside help. The VF 8 carries a 10‑year, 200,000‑kilometre vehicle warranty and a 10‑year unlimited‑kilometre battery warranty. The move aims to address psychological barriers as Canada’s EV share fell to 9.2% in Q2 2025 and only 28% of new‑vehicle shoppers say they are likely to consider an EV.

VinFast (NASDAQ:VFS) and armored vehicle manufacturer INKAS introduced the all-electric Lac Hong 900 LX, an armored SUV built on the VinFast VF 9 platform, announced Oct 3, 2025.

The Lac Hong 900 LX earned VPAM VR certification, withstanding over 400 live ballistic rounds and the simultaneous detonation of two DM51 hand grenades under the floor while protecting the high-voltage battery. A limited fleet was delivered to Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to coincide with the country's 80th National Day.

The VF 9 consumer SUV offers an EPA range of 330 miles (Eco) and 291 miles (Plus), measures 201.5 inches, and includes a 10-year/125,000-mile warranty; current U.S. lease offer: $449/mo, $0 down.

VinFast (NYSE:VFS) is positioning its VF 8 electric SUV as a reliable family vehicle for the Canadian market, where SUVs and crossovers represented 63.5% of new registrations in Q1 2025. The VF 8 offers seating for five passengers, 1,370 litres of cargo capacity with folded rear seats, and a range of up to 412 kilometers.

The vehicle features all-wheel drive, up to 402 horsepower in its Plus trim, and can charge from 10% to 70% in under 31 minutes using DC fast charging. VinFast backs the VF 8 with a 10-year/200,000-kilometer vehicle warranty and a 10-year unlimited mileage battery warranty. Customer testimonials highlight the vehicle's performance, comfort, and reliability, with one owner reporting 85,000km of usage over two years.

VinFast (NYSE:VFS) has released a comprehensive guide for American consumers on purchasing vehicles through dealerships, highlighting its strategic transition to a franchise dealership model in the United States. The company has established nearly 30 authorized dealerships across 13 key states, including California, Texas, Florida, Illinois, and New York.

The company emphasizes three core pillars: high-quality products, inclusive pricing, and outstanding aftersales policy. Notable offerings include the VF 8 Plus with premium features and attractive lease programs starting at $279 monthly for the VF 8 Eco and $449 monthly for the VF 9 with zero down payment. VinFast's expansion strategy includes comprehensive warranty programs and battery coverage for their electric vehicles.

VinFast (NYSE:VFS) is positioning its VF 9 electric SUV as a premium offering in the Canadian market, where EV adoption remains uneven with only 8.6% of new vehicle registrations in Q2 2025. The three-row SUV features Pininfarina-influenced design, premium materials, and captain's chair options.

The vehicle aims to address the value proposition in the premium EV segment, where the average Canadian EV costs over CA$73,000. VinFast emphasizes long-term value through reduced maintenance costs (40-50% lower than conventional vehicles), lower fuel costs, and an industry-leading 10-year/200,000-kilometer battery warranty.

VinFast (NYSE:VFS) is positioning its VF 9 electric SUV as a solution for Canadian families seeking spacious three-row EVs. The vehicle features dual motors, 402 horsepower, and a 518-kilometer range in its Eco version. The VF 9 comes with a 123-kWh battery that can charge from 10% to 70% in approximately 35 minutes.

Priced from CAD 77,310 for the Eco trim and CAD 81,310 for the Plus trim, the VF 9 includes premium features like optional captain's chairs, rear entertainment screens, and a panoramic roof. The vehicle comes with a comprehensive 10-year/200,000-kilometer warranty and unlimited-kilometer battery protection.

The launch addresses a growing market need, as multipurpose vehicles account for 63.5% of new registrations in Canada, while the average commute time has returned to pre-pandemic levels at 26.4 minutes.

VinFast (NYSE:VFS) announced its participation in Electrify Expo Chicago 2025, scheduled for September 13-14, 2025, in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The company will showcase its premium electric SUVs, the VF 8 and VF 9, offering test drives and product demonstrations.

The VF 8 is priced starting at $39,900 for the Eco trim and $44,900 for the Plus trim, with lease rates from $279/month. The VF 9 starts at $62,900 with leases from $449/month. Both vehicles come with a 10-year/125,000-mile warranty and 10-year unlimited mileage battery warranty.

VinFast has expanded its presence through dealership partnerships across 14 states nationwide, transitioning from its direct-to-consumer model while pursuing global expansion into markets including Indonesia, the Philippines, India, and the Middle East.

VinFast (NASDAQ: VFS) reported strong Q2 2025 results with revenue reaching VND16,609.3 billion (US$663.0 million), up 91.6% year-over-year. The company delivered 35,837 EVs, a 172% YoY increase, and 69,580 e-scooters and e-bikes, up 432% YoY. Despite growth, VinFast posted a net loss of US$812.0 million with a negative gross margin of 41.1%, though improved from -62.7% in Q2 2024.

The company expanded globally with significant developments in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines, including a new 400-acre plant in Thoothukudi and the inauguration of the Ha Tinh plant with 200,000 vehicle annual capacity. VinFast maintains its target to at least double global deliveries in 2025, focusing on key markets in Asia, North America, Europe, and the Middle East.

VinFast (NYSE:VFS) has introduced an industry-leading 10-year, 200,000-kilometre warranty for its electric vehicles in Canada, alongside a 10-year unlimited-kilometre battery guarantee. This warranty significantly exceeds the industry standard of 3-4 years or 60,000-80,000 kilometres.

The company's mid-sized VF 8 model, priced between C$53,600 and C$59,200, positions itself below the Canadian EV average price of C$73,000. VinFast's comprehensive coverage includes 24/7 roadside assistance, mobile technicians, and access to over 100,000 charging stations across North America through their mobile app.

This initiative comes as EVs represent 15.4% of new Canadian registrations in 2024, with government targets set at 20% by 2026 and full adoption by 2035.