No licence needed
8 models from 9,600,000 VND. Top speed under 50 km/h, a common pick for students.
Buying at MinFast
Four things the shop does for every scooter it sells
Free delivery within 10 km
Measured from the shop. Beyond that it is 15,000 VND per km, up to 40 km.
Pay from 20% up front
Instalments over 6, 9 or 12 months. An ID card is all the paperwork, approved the same day.
12-month shop warranty
Free repairs for assembly faults and fitted accessories, plus three check-ups in the first year.
30-minute test ride
Times are booked online and the scooter is fully charged when you arrive. Models over 50 km/h need an A1 licence.
Four groups
Scooters grouped by how you ride each day
City rides, home charging
6 models from 19,500,000 VND. Plugged in overnight, good for 134–262 km.
Battery swap
5 models from 21,600,000 VND with batteries. A flat battery is swapped at a station, no wait to charge.
E-bikes
DrgnFly, pedal-assisted, up to 110 km. Price on request.
Most asked about
The 8 models customers ask about most this month
- Sale
Amio S2
Sale price10,000,000 dong, Regular price
12,000,000 dong 
SaleZgoo
Sale price11,300,000 dong, Regular price
13,300,000 dong
Flazz Max (battery swap)
15,800,000 dong
Evo Lite (battery swap)
17,400,000 dong
SaleEvo Grand Lite
Sale price14,500,000 dong, Regular price
16,500,000 dong
SaleEvo Grand
Sale price19,500,000 dong, Regular price
22,500,000 dong- Sale
Feliz 2025
Sale price23,000,000 dong, Regular price
26,000,000 dong 
SaleEvo Grand Premia
Sale price24,900,000 dong, Regular price
27,900,000 dong
The question we hear most
Battery swap or charge at home?
The short answer, in three parts. For anyone still unsure, the shop asks about daily distance on 0123 456 789 and suggests a model.
Battery-swap scooters
A flat battery takes a few minutes at a swap station
A fit for delivery riders and anyone covering 60–100 km a day. The scooter comes with batteries, or without them and a monthly battery rental (from 175,000 VND a month). Before you choose, the shop shows you the swap stations near home.
Home-charging scooters
Plugged into an ordinary socket overnight, full by morning
The battery stays in the scooter and charges with the charger that comes with it. A full charge lasts 65–262 km depending on the model. Made for school runs and city commutes: home, plug in, done.
Battery and display
LFP batteries and a display that shows the percentage left
Most models in the shop use LFP (lithium iron phosphate) batteries, which handle heat well and last many charge cycles. The display shows the battery percentage, so you know when it is time to charge or swap.
Buying at MinFast
Three steps, from browsing to riding home
Pick a scooter
Every model’s price and colours are on the site. On 0123 456 789 the shop suggests a model from how far you ride each day.
Test ride or order
Test rides last 30 minutes and are booked online. Scooters you pick wait in the cart; the shop calls within 2 working hours to settle the colour and the pick-up day.
Collect it
The shop handles the papers and the plate, then spends 15 minutes on charging. Collect it at the shop or have it delivered.
Out on the street
The streets these scooters ride every day
Notes for buyers
Three articles the shop sends customers most
An electric scooter for a student: no licence, but how far will it go?
Eight models under 50 km/h compared by range, speed and price.
Rent the batteries or buy them? The sums over 3 years
The same Evo paid for two ways, and the gap after 36 months.
Charging an electric scooter at home, the right way
Which socket works, how long it takes, and why batteries last longer when not run flat.
Advice by phone
Not sure which one yet? The shop calls back within 30 minutes of getting your number.
The shop calls back during opening hours, 8:00–20:30 including Sundays, usually within 30 minutes. No marketing messages.