The 'yield speed, not lane' driving principle

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Thaco distributes Jeep, Ram in Vietnam

Thaco distributes Jeep, Ram in Vietnam

Two American brands under the Stellantis group have a new distributor from late May, with Jeep Wrangler and Ram 1500 launching first.

Motorcycle swerves, falls in front of car

Motorcycle swerves, falls in front of car

A motorcyclist, speeding, suddenly swerved and fell directly in front of a truck near the Ninh Loc toll booth on 22/5.

Toyota sells vehicles significantly faster than many U.S. brands

Toyota sells vehicles significantly faster than many U.S. brands

Toyota needs 36 days to sell a vehicle, while Dodge requires 142 days.

Lexus chief engineer unhappy with SUV dominance

Lexus chief engineer unhappy with SUV dominance

Six years after Lexus discontinued the GS line, the chief engineer of the 2026 ES has spoken about what most automotive executives avoid.

Waymo robotaxis repeatedly fall victim to flooded roads

Waymo robotaxis repeatedly fall victim to flooded roads

Waymo takes action after its robotaxis are repeatedly caught in floods, including a recent incident in Atlanta where a vehicle was stranded for nearly an hour.

VinFast unveils dedicated logo for green vehicle line

VinFast announced the brand identity for its Green electric vehicle line, featuring a design inspired by two hands cradling the earth.

Dozens of corrugated iron sheets fall from tractor-trailer onto elevated road

As a tractor-trailer was moving, material sheets unexpectedly fell onto the road, with a following car swerving in time to avoid collision.

How countries are popularizing E85 gasoline

How countries are popularizing E85 gasoline

In the US and Brazil, many car owners upgrade engine control units (ECU), fuel injectors, and fuel systems so gasoline engines can run on E85, which contains up to 85% ethanol.

Luxury electric vehicles set to electrify Vietnam market in 2026

Luxury electric vehicles set to electrify Vietnam market in 2026

Audi, Mercedes, Lexus, Porsche, and Lotus plan to launch a range of fully electric models, from sedans to SUVs, in 2026.

Walking around the car: a basic safety practice not taught in Vietnam

Walking around the car: a basic safety practice not taught in Vietnam

This action is crucial, especially for families parking in yards with small children.