VinFast completed four specially modified open-top VF 9 vehicles at the request of the Ministry of Public Security. Each of these cars underwent extensive alterations, including the removal of the B, C, and D pillars and separation of the roof from the A pillar, along with a new exterior paint job, redesigned front grille, refreshed leather interiors, and significant updates to the electrical system. Completing these four ceremonial vehicles required nearly 2,400 hours of labor.

At the same time, VinFast delivered 12 VF 9s in white, custom-built for the Traffic Police. These vehicles featured further adjustments, such as a redesigned hood with ventilation ports removed and a new grille with horizontal bars. Each car was also fitted with specialized equipment as required by the Traffic Police, including badges, flag mounts, lights, and sirens. VinFast engineers spent an estimated 60 to 80 hours refining each of these vehicles to meet the exacting standards for their ceremonial and operational duties during the National Day festivities.

The vehicles themselves, with their newly designed grilles and functional ceremonial upgrades, offer a demonstration of VinFast’s ability to adapt and customize. In most countries, vehicles used for state parades or official patrol duties form a specialized segment of the automotive market, demanding high reliability and strict compliance with protocol. By meeting the high standards required by the Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Public Security, VinFast gains credentials that may help it compete for government fleet contracts abroad.

The presence of these vehicles sends a message: Vietnam now occupies a place in the global auto value chain where high technical standards and rapid, tailored production are both in reach. It’s a modest, real step forward in Vietnam’s industrial path.