In the past 24 hours, Xanh SM Bike officially announced the deployment of an additional 200 VinFast Feliz S electric motorbikes in the Ngu Hanh Son and Son Tra districts to serve the summer tourism peak. The most significant highlight is the launch of flexible hourly rental packages. Tourists in Da Nang can now book rentals via the app with promotional rates starting from just 40,000 VND for the first hour. This is a strategic move to capture market share from traditional motorbike taxis and gasoline vehicles, targeting the preference for quietness and environmental protection among tourists cruising coastal roads like Vo Nguyen Giap and Truong Sa.
Private electric motorbike rental shops such as Da Nang Green Ride and Mopo Rental are witnessing a massive wave of promotions. Today, these units launched a 'Rent 3 Get 1' program (pay for 2 days when renting for 3) exclusively for guests staying in homestays and hotels on the eastern side of the city. The trend among tourists, especially youth and international visitors, is shifting strongly from gasoline scooters to electric motorbikes due to their stylish design, smooth operation, and cost savings of approximately 30% compared to traditional refueling.
A major advancement in Da Nang's tourism infrastructure was recorded as the Selex Motors smart battery swapping station network completed the installation of 5 additional points at public beaches and the Dragon Bridge area. This completely resolves tourists' anxiety about 'running out of battery mid-trip.' Furthermore, 3-to-5-star hotels in Da Nang have begun integrating standard charging sockets for EVs in their parking garages, viewing this as a 'green' service criterion to attract premium and Western tourists interested in Net Zero goals.
Data from travel agencies over the last 24 hours shows that searches for the keyword 'Electric Scooter Rental Da Nang' on platforms like Naver and TripAdvisor surged by 45%. Korean tourists are currently the primary group utilizing electric motorbike services in Da Nang. They appreciate that e-motorbikes produce no noise, allowing them to fully experience the sea breeze. Rental companies have quickly updated their app interfaces and guideboards into Korean to optimize the experience for this key customer segment.
The Da Nang city government recently discussed prioritizing parking spaces for electric vehicles at famous attractions like the Marble Mountains (Ngu Hanh Son) and Son Tra Peninsula. This information immediately impacted the market, causing traditional motorbike rental owners to start planning the liquidation of gasoline bikes to invest in modern electric models. The 'Zero-Emission Tourism' trend is no longer just a slogan but has become a practical business model, bringing high economic value and protecting the urban landscape of coastal Da Nang.
27-04-26 08:15:22
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