In Pictures: Honda's motorcycle dominance tested as electric two-wheeler sales surge in Vietnam

Gasoline motorcycles still dominate Vietnamese streets, but electric models are rapidly gaining ground.

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Riders like this scooter commuter are increasingly weighing cheaper electric alternatives against familiar gasoline brands.

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Traffic congestion and pollution restrictions are pushing Vietnamese commuters toward electric two-wheelers.

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Electric scooters, now roughly 32% of Vietnam's new two-wheeler sales, line up in neat rows.

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Cheaper electric models are drawing a new generation of urban riders away from Japanese gasoline manufacturers.

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Scooters remain central to Southeast Asian mobility as the market shifts toward electric power.

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Honda's long-held market share is shrinking as battery-powered rivals post steep sales gains.

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Established scooter brands face mounting pressure from VinFast and other electric upstarts.

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Government pollution rules and lower prices are fueling a 90.5% surge in Vietnam's electric segment.

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