Electric crossoverVinFast VF5
A compact electric crossover with about 300 km of range. Roomier than the VF3, with instant electric torque off the line.
Book →Driving a car in Vietnam is easier than it looks once you know a few local habits. Here is what matters if you rent a car in Nha Trang.
Electric crossoverA compact electric crossover with about 300 km of range. Roomier than the VF3, with instant electric torque off the line.
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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 →Traffic drives on the right. Speed: usually 40–60 km/h in towns, 90–120 km/h on toll expressways — follow the signs. Drink-driving is fully banned — the limit is zero. Seat belts are mandatory and holding a phone while driving is an offence.
The main thing is the motorbikes all around you. They pass on both sides, so check your mirrors twice before turning or changing lanes. A short honk here means "I am next to you", not rudeness. Keep your distance and avoid sudden moves.
There are many cameras, especially on highways. Camera fines are issued to the car plate and deducted from the deposit. Fines from other provinces arrive late — that is why we refund half of the $400 deposit a month later.
Use a child seat — we install one free on request. Do not seat small children in the front.
An International Driving Permit (1968 Convention) together with your national licence and passport.
At hotels, malls and paid car parks; avoid spots with no-parking signs.
Stop, do not move the car, take photos and call us right away — we will help on the spot.
Send us the model and dates — we’ll match a car from stock.