VinFast Electric Scooter Range Shown At 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo!

If you thought VinFast was all about cars, you might be mistaken. The Vietnamese firm has also showcases its range of electric two-wheelers alongside its cars at the ongoing 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo. While five of these are scooters, the sixth is an e-bike called the DrgnFly.

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VinFast Electric Two-Wheeler Range: Details

VinFast Evo 200

The Evo200 is the first one we shall talk about. It gets a familiar, neo-retro design with a youthful vibe that is seen quite commonly on many other scooters on Indian roads. Underneath these looks, this scooter packs a 3.5kWh battery pack, which can be fully charged in a claimed time of 10 hours via a regular charger. This goes down to a claimed time of 4 hours with a 1000W fast charger. All of this gives the Evo200 a claimed range of 203km on a single charge.

In terms of performance, the Evo200 packs a hub-mounted electric motor, which produces a claimed power output of 2.5kW, propelling the scooter to a claimed top speed of 70kmph. Not much is known in terms of features, but the Evo200 gets a basic LCD screen with the usual tell-tale signs, along with a regular key.

Klara S

The Klara S also shares the 3.5kWh battery pack with the rest of the scooters in the lineup. However, the Klara S can be fully charged in a claimed time of 6 hours, giving it a claimed range of 194km on a single charge. With a claimed peak output of 3kW, the Klara S puts out more power than the Evo200. The Klara S also packs in disc brakes at both ends.

This scooter also gets a hub-mounted electric motor, with a claimed top speed of 78kmph, and similar to the Evo200, the Klara S also gets a familiar-looking neo-retro design. In terms of features, the Klara S comes with app connectivity featuring location sharing, anti-theft, and vehicle diagnostics among other things.

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Feliz S

The Feliz S is a sleek-looking, youthful electric scooter, with 14-inch alloy rims giving it a slightly higher stance. Its electric motor produces 1.8kW of peak power output, and it reaches a claimed top speed of 78kmph. The 3.5kWh battery pack gives it a claimed range of 198km, and it can be fully charged in a claimed time of 6 hours.

The Feliz S gets 25-litres of underseat storage space, and in terms of features, it gets ride modes and app connectivity, which enables remote locking, location sharing, and vehicle diagnostics among other things.

Theon S

The Theon S is the other more stylish, sleek electric scooter with a thoroughly modern design. It gets a split LED headlamp setup, along with 14-inch wheels, and many blacked-out body panels. Featuring the same 3.5kWh battery pack, the Theon S gets a claimed range of 150km on a single charge, and it can be fully charged in a claimed time of 6 hours.

Powering the Theon S is a hub-mounted, chain-driven electric motor, which produces a claimed 7.1kW of peak power output, while pushing it to a claimed top speed of 99kmph. The Theon S also features disc brakes on both ends, and in terms of equipment, it comes with dual-channel ABS, a digital key, eSIM integration, anti-theft, location sharing, and automatic error warnings among other things. Last, but not the least, the Theon S comes with a 24-litre underseat storage space.

Vento S

The Vento S is the other premium scooter alongside the Theon S. Unlike its modern-looking sibling, the Vento S follows a more retro design theme. The 3.5kWh battery pack gets a claimed range of 160km on a single charge, and it can be fully charged in a claimed time of 6 hours. The Vento S also goes up to a claimed top speed of 89kmph, and produces a claimed 5.2kW of peak power output.

The Vento S also gets disc brakes on both ends with dual-channel ABS, and similar to the Theon S, the Vento S also gets a digital key, eSIM integration, anti-theft, location sharing, and automatic error warnings among other things.

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DrgnFly

The DrgnFly is an e-bike, powered by an electric motor integrated in the rear wheel, and it also gets pedals. Built on an aluminium frame, the DrgnFly's kerb weight with the battery pack included is rated at 130kg. It gets a 47V 16.3Ah battery pack with a claimed range of 109km on a single charge, which can be juiced back up in a claimed time of 5.3 hours.

Being an e-bike, the DrgnFly does not get too many features to boast of, but it gets app connectivity, ride modes, and ride diagnostics to name a few.