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Here's a summary of the video review for the Vinfast VF6:The Vinfast VF6 is the smaller of two electric SUVs launched by the Vietnamese manufacturer Vinfast in India. It features an aggressive pricing strategy.
The design is simple with a traditional "V" lamp in front, adding width to the car. The front bumper is plain, with LED lights and mesh for airflow.
The silhouette is that of an urban crossover, not a full SUV, with 190mm of ground clearance and 18-inch wheels. The ride height has been raised for India, improving speed breaker clearance. The windows have chrome trim that ends abruptly at the C-pillar.
The rear design is clean with end-to-end LED tail lamps adding width. It features a rear wiper/washer.
It offers a seven-year/two-lakh-kilometer warranty, three years of free maintenance, and free charging until July 2028.
The interior has soft-touch materials with brown and black accents, exposed stitching, and metallic touches. There are few physical buttons, with most controls integrated into a 12.9-inch responsive touchscreen that, although slick to use, is data-rich and requires familiarity. There's no instrument cluster, and driving data is presented on the main screen.
The rear has an end-to-end glass roof, offered with a complimentary sunshade. Kneeroom is adequate, but under-thigh support is limited due to the high floor. Three adults would be a tight fit, but children will be fine. The car has a flat floor and individual headrests for all three rear passengers.
There are only two type-A ports in the back, plus center AC vents with limited adjustability. There are document pockets behind the front seats.
Boot space is adequate for weekend luggage but lacks a spare tire or spare wheel under the floor.
It is powered by a 59.6-kilowatt-hour battery pack and a front-wheel-drive motor making 204 horsepower and 310 Newton-meters. The ARAI range is 468 to 463 kilometers, varying by variant.
The VF6 is aggressively priced from ₹16.49 lakh to ₹18.29 lakh, which is good value and makes the car attractive. The car is meant for use in urban areas.
