Vietnam Mobility Show 2026 set for early December in Hanoi

Vietnam's marquee automotive and motorcycle showcase returns on Dec. 5–6 with dozens of vehicle makers and parts suppliers taking part.

Following the 2025 event, which drew 60,000 visitors and featured more than 20 auto, motorbike, and accessory brands, the Vietnam Mobility Show (VnMS) organized by VnExpress returns to the Vietnam Exhibition Center in Hanoi's suburban Dong Anh District from Dec. 5–6 with an expanded slate of interactive attractions.

At the center of the exhibition floor, automakers and motorcycle brands will spotlight green technology and sustainable transportation. Besides legacy manufacturers long established in the country, this year's expo will also see the debut of several homegrown brands.

The hands-on test-drive pavilion promises to draw equal interest. Automakers are preparing nearly 100 of their latest models for visitors to put through their paces, navigating both dedicated obstacle courses designed by professional driving instructors and real-world open roads.

The biggest crowd-puller for visitors of all ages will likely be the motorsports arena with around 300 sports cars, supercars, and custom builds from local owners besides dozens of imported machines.

Professional drivers will run back-to-back car drifting and motorcycle stunt exhibitions in this zone throughout the weekend.

Positioned as an engaging weekend outing for families rather than a conventional trade expo, the event includes the Carlympic Family Run, interactive road-safety educational playgrounds for children, and a diverse lineup of food vendors.

The main stage will host interactive lifestyle seminars and life-skills workshops meant for visitors of all generations.

For drivers seeking to personalize their vehicles, the aftermarket and accessories pavilion will feature new product launches alongside show-exclusive discounts.

Coming just ahead of the peak Lunar New Year shopping season, the expo allows buyers to evaluate models on the showroom floor and behind the wheel before making a purchase.

Automakers are also preparing promotional discounts and financing packages exclusive to ticket holders at the venue.