Hanoi (VNA) – Honda Vietnam reported remarkable growth in both motorcycle and automobile sales in November.
Last month, it sold 220,945 motorbikes, up 20.8% month-on-month. This surge propelled Honda Vietnam's cumulative fiscal year 2025 sales (from April 2024 to March 2025) to 1,434,261 units, a 7.1% increase compared to the same period last year.
The impressive results have solidified Honda's dominant position on the Vietnamese market, capturing an over-80% market share.
Beyond domestic sales, Honda Vietnam exported 18,701 units to various international markets, further establishing its global presence. Key scooter models like Honda Vision and Honda SH, along with popular gear motorcycles, continue to lead the market due to their modern designs, durable engines, fuel efficiency, and several superior features.
Regarding the automobile sales, the brand delivered 4,633 units in November, rising 28% against the previous month. Honda City emerged as a standout performer, with 2,327 units sold and securing the third place in Vietnam’s top 10 best-selling automobiles, trailing only Mitsubishi Xpander and Mazda CX-5.
🧸 Cumulative automobile sales for fiscal year 2025 reached 19,774 units, a year-on-year increase of 31%. Popular models such as Honda CR-V, Honda City, and Honda BR-V continued to attract consumers with their dynamic designs, advanced safety features, and powerful performance. Particularly, the Government’s registration fee support as well as the brand’s promotional programmes contributed to boosting consumption in the month./.
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