Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) maker VinFast has reorganized its vehicle lineup into three brand groups and added two ultra-luxury models, the Lac Hong 800S and Lac Hong 900S, as it pushes deeper into the premium electric car market.
The new structure separates VinFast’s offerings into Lac Hong for ultra-luxury vehicles, VF for mass-market passenger EVs, and Green for commercial mobility. The move aims to simplify product positioning and help buyers distinguish between everyday electric cars, fleet vehicles, and high-end luxury EVs.
Under the Lac Hong brand, VinFast focuses on top-tier craftsmanship and exclusivity. The lineup now includes the 900 LX, 800S, and 900S, with features designed to rival established luxury automotive brands. The VF range continues to cover mainstream EV segments, from compact models like the VF 3 to larger vehicles such as the VF 9 and the seven-seat VF MPV 7. The Green brand targets business and transport services with models such as Limo Green and Minio Green.
“The completion of our three-brand structure lays the foundation for our next phase of development: structured, professional and breakthrough-driven,” said Duong Thi Thu Trang, deputy CEO of global automotives at VinFast. “The Lac Hong 800S and 900S stand as further proof of VinFast’s technological mastery, product development capability, and advanced manufacturing expertise.”
The newly added Lac Hong 800S and 900S highlight VinFast’s efforts to penetrate the ultra-luxury EV segment. Both models come with advanced driver technologies, full safety systems, and high-end features such as zero-gravity seats, power-assisted doors, and premium in-car entertainment.
The Lac Hong 900S adds more executive-focused features, including a privacy partition, a starlight headliner, a large projection screen, and a foldable workstation, turning the rear cabin into a mobile office or lounge.
Inside, both vehicles use premium materials such as Nappa leather, rare wood, and gold-plated accents. Design elements draw from Vietnamese culture, including patterns inspired by the Dong Son bronze drum and terraced rice fields, as well as bamboo-inspired grille details.
Both models can be equipped with a tri-motor setup producing up to 460 kW, paired with a fully active suspension system designed to improve ride comfort and handling.
According to the company, it has released more than 15 EV models to date and has led the Vietnam auto market for 16 straight months. In 2025, the company delivered 175,099 vehicles in Vietnam, setting a national sales record.