VinFast Patents New Electric Scooter and Motorcycle in India

Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast has patented two new electric two wheelers in India. The latest patents include an electric scooter and a futuristic electric bike. Both models feature different designs and target different types of riders.

Interestingly, the motorcycle takes inspiration from science fiction designs. Meanwhile, the scooter follows a more familiar family friendly approach. However, VinFast has not shared any official launch details for either model.

VinFast Electric Scooter Looks Like the Vento S

The patented electric scooter shares several design elements with the VinFast Vento S, which the company showcased at Auto Expo 2025. It features a smooth body design with a premium appearance.

In addition, the scooter gets a long and flat seat that could comfortably accommodate two adults. Its pillion footrests sit neatly within the side body panels. This design gives the scooter a clean and simple appearance. Unlike other VinFast electric scooters, this model features a side mounted motor instead of a hub motor.

The Vietnamese version of this scooter offers a 5.2 kW peak power output. It also gets a 3.5 kWh battery pack. Furthermore, the company claims a top speed of 89 kmph and a riding range of 160 km. However, VinFast has not confirmed whether the Indian version will offer similar specifications.

VinFast Electric Motorcycle Gets a Futuristic Design

The patented electric motorcycle looks more futuristic than the scooter. Its design takes inspiration from the VinFast Sulad concept, which the company also recently patented in India.

The motorcycle features a muscular body with a wide rear tyre. Moreover, its sporty riding position suggests a performance focused approach.

For braking, it gets twin disc brakes at the front and a single disc brake at the rear. It also features a mid mounted motor and a battery pack positioned towards the front.

VinFast has not revealed the motorcycle's official specifications yet. However, early reports suggest it could produce around 50 kW of peak power.

What to Expect From VinFast in India?

These two patents indicate VinFast's interest in expanding its electric two wheeler portfolio in India. However, a patent does not confirm an upcoming launch. The company has yet to announce their launch timelines, prices or India specific specifications. Perhaps more details will emerge as VinFast moves ahead with its plans for the Indian market.

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