Ho Chi Minh City Bicycle and Electric Vehicle Exhibition, Vietnam

The Value of Participating in the Vietnam Cycle Exhibition

• Co-hosted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the National Traffic Safety Committee of Vietnam, the Vietnam Cycle Exhibition has been successfully held for ten editions, making it one of the most authoritative and influential specialized trade shows in Vietnam’s two-wheeler sector. Against the backdrop of the Vietnamese government’s vigorous promotion of green transportation, accelerating urbanization, and upgrading consumption among the middle class, the exhibition is widely recognized within the industry as a key gateway for global two-wheeler manufacturers seeking to expand into the Vietnamese and ASEAN markets.
• A One-Stop Showcase Covering the Entire Value Chain. The exhibition encompasses complete vehicles—including mountain bikes, road bikes, folding bikes, electric bicycles, electric motorcycles, electric scooters, and electric balance bikes—as well as core components such as motors, batteries, controllers, chargers, frames, tires, braking systems, lighting, and instrumentation. From traditional bicycles to smart electric vehicles, and from core parts to finished vehicle assembly, exhibitors can seamlessly integrate technical demonstrations, brand exposure, and business negotiations all under one roof.
• Precise Connection with Key Buyers and Distribution Channels in Vietnam and ASEAN. The 2025 edition brought together nearly 600 exhibiting companies from 15 countries and regions, attracting 40,000 professional visitors. The audience included distributors, agents, importers, repair shop purchasers, shared mobility operators, and e-commerce platform buyers—covering the full spectrum of procurement channels. With Vietnam’s motorcycle fleet numbering approximately 45 million units and its electric vehicle fleet around 3 million, growing annually by 10–20%, and with 80% of complete vehicles and assembled components relying on imports—primarily from mainland China—exhibitors can directly engage with ASEAN’s most powerful purchasing groups.
• Unique Value for Chinese Enterprises—A Strategic Engine for Expanding into Southeast Asia. Vietnam’s electric vehicle market is experiencing explosive growth, with annual sales reaching 500,000–600,000 units and annual revenues approaching US$350 million. Over 150 Chinese companies participated in the 2025 exhibition as part of national pavilions, occupying nearly one-third of the exhibition space and presenting products spanning the entire value chain—from material supply and component manufacturing to complete vehicle design. Brands such as Yadea, Lvyuan, Aima, and Xinri have already entered the Vietnamese market. With the deepening implementation of free trade agreements like RCEP and the further reduction of trade barriers, favorable policy conditions have emerged, providing Chinese exporters with greater ease of access. Exhibiting companies can leverage this platform to connect with Vietnamese and Southeast Asian buyers, seizing early opportunities in the two-wheeler market.
• A Vanguard for Technological Innovation and Industry Trends. At the exhibition, e-bikes continue to hold a dominant position, with product lines expanding from single-purpose commuter bikes to encompass mountain bikes, road bikes, cargo bikes, and more. Intelligent central control systems, IoT applications, and smartphone connectivity are gradually spreading from high-end configurations to mid-range offerings. Exhibiting companies can promptly access critical information regarding technological developments, consumer trends, and regulatory standards shaping Vietnam’s two-wheeler industry.