Mini EVVinFast VF3
A Vietnamese-built city EV: about 210 km of range and just 3.2 m long — it parks where a sedan won’t fit. Ideal for getting around Nha Trang.
Book →Yes, a tourist can legally drive a rental car in Vietnam — with the right licence and a rental that speaks your language.
Mini EVA Vietnamese-built city EV: about 210 km of range and just 3.2 m long — it parks where a sedan won’t fit. Ideal for getting around Nha Trang.
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SedanA simple, economical 1.4 L sedan — the most affordable petrol car in the fleet. Great for two travelling light.
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CrossoverA compact city crossover with bold styling and a high seating position — easy to manoeuvre in Nha Trang and confident on the roads to beaches and waterfalls.
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7-seat minivanVietnam’s most popular family minivan — the third row fits adults and the boot swallows suitcases with ease.
Book →Vietnam recognises International Driving Permits issued under the 1968 Vienna Convention, shown together with your national licence and passport. Permits issued under the 1949 Geneva Convention only (for example US IDPs) are not valid in Vietnam.
The deposit is $200 for trips within Khanh Hoa province and $400 for all of Vietnam, refunded when the car comes back undamaged and without fines.
Terms and support in English: message us on WhatsApp or Telegram and the owner replies directly. We deliver to your hotel, any address in Nha Trang or Cam Ranh airport.
No — the US IDP is issued under the 1949 Convention, which Vietnam does not accept.
No, you also need an IDP under the 1968 Convention.
Not necessarily — we stay in touch via WhatsApp or Telegram.
Send us the model and dates — we’ll match a car from stock.