VinFast’s New $12,000 Electric Car Fully Unveiled for the First Time, Deliveries Set for November 2025

Unveiled for the first time without camouflage, VinFast’s electric truck prototype reveals striking, real-world design elements, poised to redefine the urban delivery segment as early as November.

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Recently, the first real-life images of the VinFast EC Van electric delivery truck surfaced in a video reportedly filmed at a VinFast factory, capturing significant attention from the community and going viral on social media. Shedding its familiar camouflage, the vehicle fully revealed its commercial design, signaling its readiness for the first deliveries scheduled for November. This event quickly garnered interest, especially as the delivery date approaches.

VinFast EC Van Electric Vehicle Unveiled in New Video (Source: Mạnh EV)

From the actual images, several differences from the earlier 3D renderings are noticeable. Most notably, the rear lights are larger, and the door handles feature a pull-latch design instead of the traditional style. These adjustments indicate VinFast’s focus on optimizing the design for commercial use.

The model shows several differences from previously released images.

Previously, the VinFast EC Van was spotted during test drives, covered in camouflage decals.

Positioned as a direct competitor to the Suzuki Blind Van, the VinFast EC Van boasts a size advantage, offering a cargo capacity of up to 2,600 liters and a payload of 600 kg. Equipped with a 17 kWh battery, it delivers a range of 150 km, ideal for urban delivery services.

VinFast EC Van render.

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