VinFast has officially launched two brand-new electric scooter models, the ZGoo and Flazz, expanding its product lineup to cater to the general public. Priced at 14.9 million VND and 16 million VND respectively, both models are equipped with high-durability LFP batteries.
According to VinFast, the introduction of ZGoo and Flazz aligns with the company’s strategy to make eco-friendly transportation accessible to all demographics. With low ownership costs and no license requirement, these scooters are ideal for students, young professionals, and anyone seeking a flexible daily commute solution.
The VinFast ZGoo boasts a sleek, unisex design that blends classic and modern elements, featuring a round headlight and a uniquely styled rear. Measuring 1,720 x 700 x 1,050 mm with a seat height of 760 mm and weighing 72 kg, it’s perfectly suited for urban navigation. The ZGoo comes with LED Projector headlights, a color LED display, and a spacious 14-liter storage compartment, outperforming many competitors in its class.
VinFast ZGoo.
The ZGoo is powered by a 1.2 kWh LFP battery, delivering up to 50 km on a single charge under mixed conditions. Its front and rear mechanical brakes, paired with a 1,100W Inhub motor rated IP67 for water resistance, ensure stable performance even in wet weather.
The VinFast Flazz, on the other hand, exudes a bold and dynamic design with sharp lines on its front mask and body, targeting youthful riders. Sharing similar dimensions and weight as the ZGoo, the Flazz features a standard 1.2 kWh LFP battery and an optional auxiliary battery tray, extending its range to a maximum of 100 km when using both batteries simultaneously.
VinFast Flazz.
Both models cap their top speeds at 39 km/h in Sport mode and 30 km/h in Eco mode, complying with regulations for license-free vehicles and ensuring safe operation.
Mr. Hoàng Hà, General Director of VinFast Electric Motorcycles – Vietnam Market, stated, “The ZGoo and Flazz are strategic additions to our mission of making electric vehicles more accessible. With their affordable pricing, safe LFP batteries, and user-friendly design, we believe these scooters will resonate with students, young consumers, and budget-conscious riders.”
Additionally, VinFast offers an industry-leading warranty of 6 years for the scooters and 8 years for the batteries, setting a new benchmark in the segment.
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