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Vietnamese electric vehicle brand VinFast is gearing up to launch another new model in India, which is the ‘Limo Green’ electric MPV and is scheduled to arrive by February 2026. After introducing the VF6 and VF7 SUVs earlier in 2025, the company is now targeting families and fleet buyers with this practical, feature-rich and spacious electric MPV.
Design
The VinFast Limo Green sticks to a minimalist design theme, just like many modern electric cars as at the front, it has the wing-shaped LED daytime running lights, with the main LED headlamps placed on the bumper. The flat, upright shape of the MPV gives it a roomy appearance and it sits on 18-inch five-spoke alloy wheels. The side mirrors are electrically adjustable and include turn indicators.
From the rear, this MPV continues the squared-off styling, which again helps maximise interior space. The rear LED light bar matches the design of the front and the MPV comes equipped with rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, shark-fin antenna and a roof spoiler. The tailgate of this MPV is manually operated. In terms of size, it is 4,740 mm long, 1,872 mm wide and 1,728 mm tall, with a long 2,840 mm wheelbase to offer spacious interiors.
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Comfort
From the inside, the Limo Green takes minimalism to the next level, as it does not have an instrument cluster behind the steering wheel. Instead, all vehicle information is displayed on a 10.1-inch touchscreen in the centre of the dashboard. The system supports FM radio, Bluetooth and USB connectivity.
The electric MPV comes with single-zone automatic climate control, but the good news is that all three rows get AC vents, which ensures equal comfort for every passenger. Other features include an air-filter system, electronic parking brake, Auto Hold, day/night rearview mirror and multiple USB charging ports.
Performance and Driving Modes
The Limo Green is a front-wheel drive electric car and offers three driving modes, which are Eco, Comfort, and Sport. While detailed battery and range figures for the India-spec model are not yet revealed, the MPV is expected to be tuned for city-friendly efficiency and smooth driving.
VinFast is considering India as a major future market and after launching the VF6 and VF7, the company plans to introduce one new vehicle every six months to build a diverse EV lineup in the country. With 26 dealerships already active across India, VinFast is steadily expanding its footprint.
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