Chinese automaker Wuling launches new EV lineup in Vietnam, with prices starting at $11,000

The lineup also includes the Wuling Darion, Wuling Bingo 2026 and Wuling Grango, catering to different needs from urban commuting to family transportation and passenger services.

The Mini EV Macaron is available in two versions. The version with a claimed driving range of 205 kilometers is priced at VND279 million (nearly $11,000), while the version offering a range of 300 kilometers costs VND339 million (about $13,400).

The compact electric car features five doors, making it easier for passengers to access the rear seats.

For larger families and passenger transport, Wuling has introduced the Darion, a seven-seat electric multi-purpose vehicle with three rows of seats in a 2-2-3 configuration and power sliding doors.

The Darion comes in two versions, with claimed driving ranges of 450 kilometers and 500 kilometers, priced at VND769 million (about $30,400) and VND839 million ($33,200), respectively.

The Bingo 2026, aimed at urban users and families, is priced from VND409 million ($16,200) to VND499 million ($19,700), while the Grango costs VND519 million ($20,500).

The simultaneous launch of the four Wuling models — Macaron, Darion, Bingo and Grango — marks another step in the company’s product diversification strategy to meet customers’ varied transportation needs.

The director of Wuling’s OBD self-operated operations center said Vietnam is a dynamic market where demand for mobility solutions is growing increasingly diverse.

“From the Macaron’s compactness and flexibility on urban roads to the Darion’s spacious interior and versatility, we want each model to meet users’ needs while reflecting Wuling’s philosophy of creating value that users need,” he said.

Bui Quoc Cong, vice chairman of TMT Group, an established automotive firm in Vietnam, said the launch marked another step in the company's strategy to diversify its product range following more than three years of strategic cooperation with SGMW, the Chinese automaker behind Wuling.