
Vietnamese automaker VinFast is preparing to launch a sub-4-metre electric SUV, the VF5 (sold globally as the Herio Green), in India. A test mule was spotted testing on Indian roads, suggesting the…
Vietnamese automaker VinFast is preparing to launch a sub-4-metre electric SUV, the VF5 (sold globally as the Herio Green), in India. A test mule was spotted testing on Indian roads, suggesting the company is readying its entry into the compact SUV segment.
The car measures 3,967mm in length, 1,723mm in width, and 1,579mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,514mm and ground clearance of 160mm. It will compete with models like the Tata Punch and Nexon. Launch is expected by end of 2026. The India-spec model is likely the second-generation version of the VF5, carrying features such as a TFT instrument cluster, freestanding screen, ventilated seats, sunroof, and rear AC vents. Battery options include 29.6kWh (260 km range) and 37.23kWh (326 km range).
VinFast is betting big on India's electric SUV market, but success is far from guaranteed. The Vietnamese automaker has yet to prove its after-sales service and charging network here. Aadhaar-style loyalty from Tata buyers won't be easy to crack. The real test: will VinFast deliver on promised range and reliability before the 2026 launch?
Source: aajtak.in
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