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Is this the turning point that makes Honda and Yamaha gasoline cars really start to worry in Vietnam?
Petrolimex's alliance with YADEA, Selex Motors and Xuan Cau to develop a charging station system is creating a new race in the electrified transportation market. What is worth noting is not just the sale of electric motorbikes, but who controls the future energy infrastructure.
If thousands of Petrolimex gas stations gradually turn into electric charging points, the coverage advantage of traditional gasoline car companies may be narrowed very quickly.
COMPARISON TABLE OF VIETNAM ELECTRIC MOTORBIKES 2026
Brand Strengths Weaknesses Infrastructure
YADEA Accessible price, large production from China Service coverage is not as strong as Honda Joining hands with Petrolimex
VinFast Strong charging station network, own ecosystem Battery prices and services are controversial Covering many provinces
Honda Extremely strong brand in Vietnam Slow electrification conversion Mainly gasoline cars
Yamaha Young design Electric vehicles have not made a breakthrough Weak infrastructure
Selex Motors Quick battery exchange technology Small scale Has its own battery exchange system
WHAT MAKES THE MARKET TALKING THE MOST
Petrolimex owns a very large gas station network in Vietnam
YADEA is an electric vehicle company that sells strongly in many Asian countries
If the conversion is successful, thousands of fueling points could become charging stations
The upcoming battle is no longer about selling cars but about who takes over"Energy point"
ESTIMATE COST OF USE
Category Popular gasoline vehicles Electric motorbikes
The cost of traveling 100km is about 55,000 VND about 12,000 VND
Annual maintenance is about 3,000,000 VND about 900,000 VND
Noise Level High Low
Emissions Yes Almost no
Some experts believe that this could be the biggest "infrastructure war" in the Vietnamese motorbike industry in the next 5 years. The winner is not necessarily the company that sells the most cars, but the company that makes users feel that charging is more convenient than refueling
While Honda and Yamaha still dominate gasoline cars, VinFast is ahead in the charging network. Now that YADEA has joined hands with Petrolimex, the balance may begin to change.
If this model expands nationwide, Vietnamese people's habit of "visiting gas stations" could turn into "visiting charging stations" faster than many people think.
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