VinFast has announced an ambitious target to deliver 300,000 electric vehicles (EVs) globally in 2026, marking a significant ramp‑up from its performance last year, according to company filings and market reports. The target reflects VinFast’s efforts to capitalise on rising demand for electrified mobility across key Asian markets, supported by new models and expansion of its sales network.
The 2026 delivery ambition represents a substantial jump from VinFast’s reported deliveries in 2025, which industry sources indicate were close to 197,000 EVs worldwide—a more than 100% increase compared with its 2024 performance. This growth trajectory underscores the company’s strategy to strengthen its footprint beyond its domestic stronghold and capture a larger share of emerging EV markets.
VinFast has explicitly linked its 2026 plans to rising demand in countries such as Vietnam, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines, where its affordable EV models and expanding dealer networks are gaining traction. The firm also flagged continued efforts to build out its distribution infrastructure and introduce newer products that cater to diverse customer segments across Asia.
Beyond passenger cars, VinFast expects its two‑wheeler segment—including e‑scooters and e‑bikes—to see significant expansion in 2026, with deliveries projected to be at least 2.5 times higher than in 2025. This move highlights the company’s broader push into multiple electric mobility categories as part of its growth strategy.
In addition to setting delivery guidance, VinFast confirmed it will release its fourth‑quarter and full‑year 2025 financial results on March 16, 2026, before the U.S. markets open. Management will host a live webcast on the same day to discuss results, performance drivers, and strategic priorities with analysts and investors.
The company’s latest guidance comes amid a backdrop of fierce competition in global EV markets and ongoing challenges in expanding in North America and Europe. Nonetheless, VinFast has maintained that continued investments in product development and regional expansion will be central to achieving its 2026 delivery and revenue goals.
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