Top Selling Cars H1/2025: Xpander Leads, VinFast & Ford Dominate

In the first half of 2025, Vietnam’s automotive market saw fierce competition between gasoline and electric vehicles, with sales figures clearly reflecting customer preferences. From Mitsubishi Xpander’s unshakable position as the best‑selling MPV, to VinFast’s electric hat‑trick with its three VF models, and Ford’s comprehensive strength—every Ford model selling over 5,000 units—the market has proven both diverse and dynamic. Let’s take a closer look at these leading models and discover how Motorist Vietnam can help you sell your used car swiftly and at the highest possible price!

In the first half of 2025, Mitsubishi Xpander maintained its crown as Vietnam’s best‑selling gasoline MPV, moving 8,187 units thanks to its versatile 7‑seat layout, fuel‑efficient 1.5L engine (103 hp/141 Nm), and competitive pricing between VNĐ 560–658 million. Families have embraced its roomy cabin and full suite of safety features—making it the go‑to choice for used MPV buyers.

Mitsubishi Xpander

Meanwhile, Ford Ranger led the pickup segment with 7,785 sales, underscoring Ford’s strength in brawny, diesel‑powered trucks. Offered in nine variants from VNĐ 707 million to 1.306 billion with a 2.0L turbo‑diesel engine (170–210 hp), Ranger continues to attract customers seeking durability and towing prowess in the used car market.

Ford Ranger

On the compact SUV front, the Mazda CX‑5 posted 7,384 deliveries, becoming the top CUV in H1 2025. With engine options of 2.0L (154 hp) and 2.5L (188 hp), a stylish design, and driving dynamics tailored for Vietnamese roads, CX‑5 remains a favorite among buyers looking to sell their pre‑owned SUVs at a premium.

Mazda CX‑5

Ford Territory also shone in the CUV segment, selling 5,630 units. Priced between VNĐ 759–889 million and powered by a 1.5L turbo‑gasoline engine (160 hp), Territory offers an attractive urban package, making it easy for sellers to command high resale values.

Ford Territory

The Toyota Yaris Cross achieved 5,420 sales as the leading urban SUV. Its compact footprint, 1.5L engine (105 hp), and excellent fuel economy (around 5 L/100 km) appeal to city dwellers—boosting its resale demand among buyers seeking reliable, cost‑effective used vehicles.

Toyota Yaris Cross

Notably, Toyota Vios stood out as the sole sedan to top 5,000 sales, with 5,265 units delivered. Assembled in Phu Tho, Vios’s proven 1.5L engine (106 hp/140 Nm), low operating costs, and price range of VNĐ 458–545 million secure its place in the used car spotlight.

Toyota Vios

In the SUV category, Ford Everest completed Ford’s hat‑trick with 5,134 units sold. With six variants priced from VNĐ 1.099–1.552 billion and powered by a 2.0L diesel engine (170–210 hp), Everest delivers both rugged capability and family‑friendly comfort—ensuring strong resale appeal.

Ford Everest

On the electric‑vehicle side, VinFast’s EV lineup dominated with three models: the VF 3 sold 23,083 units (VNĐ 299 million all‑in, 42 hp/110 Nm, 215 km range), the VF 5 recorded 21,812 units (134 hp, 326 km range), and the VF 6 reached 8,552 units (174–201 hp, 460–480 km range). These numbers highlight why EVs are a smart sell in today’s used car market.

Vinfast VF3