Okxe opens first Yadea brand shop in Hanoi

According to Okxe, bringing leading global electric vehicle brands closer to Vietnamese consumers is part of its mission. "Every bike you're looking for, all in one place at Okxe."

Previously, the company collaborated with VinFast to distribute electric motorcycles in Ho Chi Minh City. This time, Yadea, the leading electric motorcycle brand from China, has been chosen as a strategic partner, offering Vietnamese consumers another high-quality option in the electric vehicle market.

Yadea Okxe Tay Ho launching ceremony. Photo courtesy of Okxe

At Yadea Okxe Tay Ho, customers can explore a range of modern electric motorcycles, supported by after-sales services, official warranties, and consultations with professional staff. This model aims to provide a comprehensive customer experience—from test rides to personalized recommendations—helping users make informed purchase decisions.

The launch of Yadea Okxe Tay Ho is part of the company's broader strategy to scale operations and improve customer experiences. By expanding the presence of electric vehicles across its Okxe Stations, the company aims to promote eco-friendly transport in major urban areas.

"We see this effort not just as business expansion but also as a key milestone in our journey to promote green mobility in Vietnam," said an Okxe representative. "Our goal extends beyond individual customers; we aim to help businesses and organizations transition to electric vehicles conveniently and sustainably," said an Okxe representative.

On Oct. 10, Okxe partnered with Yadea to launch the Okxe Tay Ho electric motorcycle showroom, which the company refers to as a "Station"—a pit stop for electric vehicle users. It serves not only as a place to purchase bikes but also as a community hub for users to connect, share experiences, and engage with others passionate about green mobility.

Many electric vehicle from Yadea was presented at the shop. Photo courtesy of Okxe

Looking ahead, Okxe plans to introduce the Yadea Hanoi Club, starting at Yadea Okxe Tay Ho. The club will host events and workshops where members can share usage and maintenance tips, building a vibrant community of electric vehicle users.

Additionally, the company plans to install free EV charging stations at the station, allowing customers to recharge their vehicles and relax while waiting—enhancing the overall user experience.

Okxe is building a comprehensive EV bike ecosystem where users connect, engage, and grow together.

These initiatives align with Okxe's long-term development strategy and mission: "Supporting Your Driving Life"—to support users throughout their entire vehicle ownership journey. In the future, the company plans to expand its station network to more locations, offering a wider product range from top-tier domestic and international electric vehicle brands, providing even more choices to Vietnamese consumers.