Anh Tuan, a seasoned Hino truck driver in Long Bien District, Hanoi, often talks about the rapid changes in Vietnam’s automotive market. From struggling with an old truck in the early days, he now owns a fleet of trucks for rent, serving the ever-increasing demand for freight transportation. Anh Tuan’s story is a clear testament to the booming development of the automotive market in general and the truck segment in particular in Vietnam.
Vietnam’s automotive market is experiencing robust growth, driven by a developing economy, rising incomes, and increasing demand for personal vehicles. According to expert Nguyen Van A, in his book “Vietnam Automotive Market – Potential and Prospects,” Vietnam is projected to become one of the largest automotive markets in Southeast Asia by 2030.
The truck segment is considered the “workhorse” of the market, contributing significantly to overall growth. The increasing demand for domestic and import-export freight transportation is a key factor driving the need for trucks.
A truck transporting goods on a highway
The Vietnamese truck market is witnessing fierce competition among major players such as Hyundai, Isuzu, Hino, and Thaco Truong Hai, with a wide variety of light, medium, and heavy trucks to meet the diverse needs of consumers.
Chúng Tôi luôn muốn trao đến tay khách hàng một sản phẩm tâm đắc nhất, một chiếc XE TẢI tốt nhất mà mọi người luôn muốn sở hữu.