Vinfast Electric Scooter Patented in India

VinFast has officially patented the design of its sporty electric scooter in India, strongly resembling the Viper model sold in Vietnam. This signals the Vietnamese EV giant’s intent to enter India’s booming two-wheeler EV market, though no launch date has yet been confirmed. 
⚡ Key Highlights of the Patent
Design Filed: June 2026, registered in India.
Styling: Aggressive, sporty look with angular bodywork, chunky tyres on 14-inch alloy wheels, and a maxi-scooter silhouette.
Lighting: Updated twin-pod or L-shaped LED headlights with integrated DRLs, plus a striking bat-wing style LED taillight.
Hardware: Telescopic front forks, twin rear shock absorbers, front disc brake, hub-mounted motor.
Practical Features: Spacious flat floorboard, stepped seat, 10L front storage, TFT instrument cluster, smart key system with vehicle tracking.
🔋 Expected Specifications (based on global Viper model)
Motor: 3,000W BLDC hub motor (approx. 4 BHP).
Top Speed: Around 70 km/h, suitable for urban commuting.
Battery Options:
Single 1.5 kWh pack → ~82 km range.
Dual battery setup (3 kWh total) → up to 145 km range.
Charging: Multiple configurations with varied charging times.
🌍 Market Context
VinFast in India: Already manufacturing EV cars (VF6, VF7 SUVs) at its Tamil Nadu plant. The scooter patent suggests expansion into two-wheelers.
Competition: Will rival Ola S1 Pro, Ather 450 series, TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak, and Hero Vida.
Segment Potential: Scooters dominate India’s EV two-wheeler market (95% share), making this a strategic entry point.
Source : AI

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