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Vietnam Mobility Show 2026 set for early December in Hanoi

Vietnam's marquee automotive and motorcycle showcase returns on Dec. 5–6 with dozens of vehicle makers and parts suppliers taking part.

Vietnam Mobility Show 2026 set for early December in Hanoi

The Vietnam Mobility Show (VnMS) is set to return to Hanoi's Vietnam Exhibition Center from December 5-6, marking an expanded edition following the successful 2025 event. With over 20 auto, motorbike, and accessory brands in attendance, the show aims to showcase green technology and sustainable transportation. New homegrown brands will make their debut alongside established manufacturers.

Visitors can test-drive nearly 100 models, including sports cars, supercars, and custom builds, as well as participate in motorsports exhibitions with professional drivers. The event caters to families, featuring a Carlympic Family Run, interactive road-safety playgrounds, and a diverse food vendor lineup. The main stage will host lifestyle seminars and workshops, while the aftermarket and accessories pavilion offers new product launches and exclusive discounts for ticket holders.

Scheduled just before the Lunar New Year shopping season, the expo provides an opportunity for potential buyers to evaluate and test vehicles before making a purchase.

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