Wuling and Vietnamese distributor TMT Group introduced the 2026 Bingo in Hanoi on October 16. The five-seat electric hatchback is offered in Base, Plus and Max trims, priced at VND 409 million, VND 469 million and VND 499 million respectively. October promotions bring the effective prices to VND 387 million for Base, VND 429 million for Plus and VND 459 million for Max. Base buyers receive VND 12 million in charging credit that can be applied as a price reduction, while the other two trims get VND 40 million off. All versions include a portable charger and a 7 kW AC wall charger.
The exterior and overall dimensions remain largely unchanged. Cabin updates include a digital gear selector behind the steering wheel, replacing the earlier center-console rotary control. Base has a 7-inch display, while Plus and Max get dual 10.25-inch screens; the higher trims also add a 360-degree camera, compared with a reversing camera on Base. Cargo capacity can expand to 1,240 litres. The car measures 3,950 mm long and has a 2,560 mm wheelbase.
All three trims use a 50 kW front-mounted electric motor producing 125 Nm and a claimed top speed of 130 km/h. Base and Plus pair a 31.9 kWh LFP battery with a stated range of 333 km; Max has a 38 kWh pack and a claimed 410 km range. A key change is the adoption of a CCS2 charging port for compatibility with public charging stations using that standard. DC charging peaks at 32 kW, with a stated 30-to-80% time of about 35 minutes. In Vietnam, the Bingo will compete in the affordable EV segment, including against the VinFast VF 5.