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The design of Vinfast VF 3 is a boxy and has two doors on both sides like the Mg COMET Ev. This small car has halogen headlights, a black close-off grill and chrome bar. Halogen tail lights and chrome bars are given with black-out section in its front and rear. Its bumper has an all-black finish, which comes with body cladding.
Talking about the interior, the cabin of Vinfast VF 3 has a 2-spoke steering wheel and 10-inch floating touchscreen with chunky design. The floating also serves as a touchscreen driver’s display. Its global-spec model has all-black cabin themes and 4 seats. The front seat can be folded to sit on the back seats. It also has features like manual AC and front power window. Safety is equipped with features like multiple airbags, ABS and rear parking sensors with EBD.
The Vinfast VF3 Electric Car comes with 18.64 kwh battery pack is seen in the global-spec model. Its output is 41 PS/110 Nm. Talking about the range, it is capable of running up to 215 kilometers on single charge. It can be charged up to 10-70 percent in just 36 minutes.
The price of Vinfast VF3 Electric Car will be revealed only after launching, but in view of its features, it can be launched around the initial price of Rs 7 lakh. It can compete with cars like Mg Comet, Tata Tiago Ev, Citroen EC3 and Tata Tigor EV.
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