Total auto sales of major auto manufacturers in the first 11 months of 2025 hit 328,669 vehicles, up 6.5% year-on-year.
Notably, while the sales of domestically assembled vehicles fell 3%, and of imported completely built-unit (CBU) cars rose 17%, reflecting a shift in market preferences and supply, according to data by the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (VAMA), which excludes figures of VinFast and Hyundai.
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Mitsubishi Xpander. Photo by VnExpress/Luong Dung |
In November alone, VAMA members sold 39,338 vehicles, up 4% from the previous month, but down 11% compared to the same period last year.
Of the total vehicles sold in the month, 28,557 were passenger cars, up 5% month-on-month. Commercial vehicles reached 10,273 units (up 1%), while special-purpose vehicles fell 3% to 488 units.
Sales of locally assembled vehicles rose 7% to 18,370, and imported CBU sales inched up 1% to 20,968.
November marked the ninth consecutive month that VAMA members sold more imported cars than locally produced ones.
Sedans, SUVs, crossovers, and MPVs totaled 24,604 units during the month, with SUVs remaining the best-selling category with 9,870 vehicles, reflecting steady demand for high-clearance models. Lexus, Thaco Premium, and Peugeot also posted positive results in several key models.
