Latest 24H Updates on Electric Motorbike Rental Trends and Travel Tips in Da Nang

1. Surge in 'Green Tourism' via Electric Motorbikes in Da Nang

Over the past 24 hours, tourism service providers in Da Nang reported a more than 35% increase in electric motorbike rentals compared to the same period last month. Travelers, especially Korean tourists and young Vietnamese travelers, are prioritizing eco-friendly transportation to reduce emissions and enjoy the fresh coastal air.

2. Rapid Expansion of Battery Swapping Technology

The most significant breakthrough in Da Nang's e-bike rental market is the widespread implementation of battery swapping stations. Leading brands such as Selex Motors, VinFast, and Dat Bike have partnered with local rental agencies to establish over 50 automated swap stations around the city center, My Khe Beach, Son Tra Peninsula, and Marble Mountains route. Riders can swap for a fully charged battery in under 2 minutes instead of waiting 2 to 4 hours for standard charging.

3. Attractive Summer Promotions from Rental Companies

Top rental operators in Da Nang are offering exclusive packages during the peak travel season:

  • 15% to 20% Instant Discount: For online bookings made at least 24 hours in advance via app or website.
  • Free Vehicle Delivery & Pickup: Available at Da Nang International Airport, the train station, or hotels within a 10km radius.
  • Bonus Voucher Pack: 10% discount codes for selected eco-cafes and famous check-in spots across the city.

4. Simplified Rental Procedures for Local and International Tourists

The rental process for electric motorbikes has been streamlined. Tourists only need:

  • A valid ID card or Passport.
  • A flexible security deposit (starting from 1,000,000 VND per bike, or waived for guests staying at partner hotels).
  • For models with power under 4kW or maximum speed under 50 km/h, an international driving permit is not mandatory, making it extremely convenient for foreign visitors.

5. Safe Riding Experience for Son Tra Peninsula and Hai Van Pass

To conquer steep routes like Son Tra Peninsula or Hai Van Pass on an electric motorbike, keep these expert tips in mind:

  • Select models with high-capacity motors of 3000W or higher (e.g., VinFast Feliz S, Klara S2, Dat Bike Weaver).
  • Ensure the battery level is above 90% before departure and locate the nearest battery swapping station along your route.
  • Use Eco mode on flat roads and switch to Sport mode on inclines; leverage regenerative braking systems to control speed safely on downhill slopes.

02-08-26 08:15:23


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