Bestune's distributor has not yet released official pricing for the new 2026 Xiaoma version. The prices mentioned are preliminary figures announced by dealerships to customers.

The distributor has named the car's new version Xiaoma 222. It is available in two versions: Eco and Plus.

The 2026 Xiaoma 222 in Vietnam. *Photo: Bestune Vietnam*

Some Bestune dealerships quote prices of 232 million dong for the Eco version and 258 million dong for the Plus. However, other dealerships have announced higher prices, with the Eco at 238 million dong and the Plus at 268 million dong.

Bestune sales staff state that the Xiaoma 222 will be available for customer delivery by the end of 9 or next 10. The car is currently accepting deposits, starting from 5 million dong.

Compared to the previous version, the new model's design is similar. Differences lie in some interior details, battery capacity, and motor performance:

According to dealerships, the Xiaoma Plus version is the most expensive, featuring leather seats and fast charging support, capable of charging the battery from 30% to 80% in 65 minutes. The other two versions only offer slow charging. The Eco version provides two seat upholstery options: fabric or leather, while the Standard version is only available with fabric seats.

The current Xiaoma version, with an operating range of 170 km, is priced at 199 million dong. Both this model and the new versions are imported from Trung Quoc.

Bestune's products are among the most affordable cars in the market. The most accessible model currently is the VinFast VF 2, officially priced at 188 million dong, though dealerships are selling it for around 179 million dong.

The Bestune Xiaoma is comparable in size to the VinFast VF 2. Both vehicles target pragmatic young customers seeking protection from the elements or a car for service businesses. The VF 2 has advantages in its charging station network and lower price, while the Xiaoma offers more features and safety technology.

Pham Trung