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VinFast was founded in 2017 as the automotive arm of Vietnam's Vingroup. It entered India in September 2025 and opened an assembly plant in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu that same month. As of now, it is an EV-only brand, with three models on sale in India: VF6, VF7, and VF MPV 7. VF5 is the upcoming VinFast car that’s expected to launch later in 2026 and is estimated to be priced between Rs 10-12 lakh.
Benchmark | VinFast Cars |
Most affordable | VF6 (Earth) |
Most expensive | VF7 (Sky Infinity) |
Highest range | VF7 (532 km) |
Highest seating capacity | VF MPV 7 |
Quickest (0-100kph) | VF7 (5.8 seconds) |
Longest warranty | VF7 (10 years/200,000km on both car and battery) |
Largest battery | VF7 (Sky Infinity; 70kWh) |
Most variants on offer | VF7 (5 variants) |
Pros | Cons |
Long warranty coverage (up to 10 years/2,00,000km on the car and battery, depending on the model) | VinFast is a new brand in India, so there is no long-term reliability or resale data yet |
5-star Bharat NCAP rating | Dealer and service network is still developing and is thinner than that of established rivals |
Local manufacturing via the Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu plant | Being a new brand, long-term spare-parts availability is yet to be proven |
Two distinct body styles (SUV and 7-seat MPV) already on offer for a brand barely a year old in India | The lineup is EV-only, so there is no petrol or hybrid option |

















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Aj•10 June 2026
I think the Vinfast MPV7 is a better option compared to the Clavis. It looks much better and does at least 50 km more on a single charge. The buyback makes it a better buy, though after-sales and spare part availability are concerns since Vinfast is new in India.
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Mazhar•28 September 2026
VinFast VF6 ek modern aur premium electric SUV hai jo design, performance aur safety ke mamle me kaafi impressive hai. Iska exterior sporty aur stylish lagta hai, jabke interior premium feel deta hai. Drive bahut smooth hai, pickup strong hai aur city ke saath-saath highway par bhi car confident feel hoti hai.
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Ashish Ranjan•29 September 2026
It looks pretty and is packed with features, plus there are many color options available. I think this is the best car in its range, and in the future, this company could compete with Tata Motors and Mahindra because their cars are better than others. This car at this price is really amazing.
View all VF7 ReviewsAs of July 2026, there are three Vinfast models on sale in India: the VF6, VF7, VF MPV 7 and Limo Green. The VF6 and VF7 are 5-seat SUVs, whereas the other two are 7-seat MPVs.
Yes, the Vinfast VF5 could be launched sometime in 2026, and the all-electric hatchback is estimated to be priced between Rs 10.00 lakh and Rs 12.00 lakh (ex-showroom).
If you have a budget of under Rs 30 lakh (ex-showroom) and want a stylish electric SUV with good driving dynamics, punchy performance, premium interiors and a sense of relative exclusivity on the road, then Vinfast SUVs are worth checking out.
Considering that the brand is relatively new and doesn't have a widespread dealership or after-sales service network in India, you may not want to rush into buying a Vinfast car without checking out alternatives from more established marques such as BYD and Kia, which have comparable offerings.
Last Updated on: 28 Sept 2026