EXCLUSIVE: Vinfast Limo Green MPV Spied On Test- Bigger Than Carens Clavis EV!

VinFast's India story is only just beginning, and it's already getting more interesting. After entering the market with the VF6 and VF7 electric SUVs, the Vietnamese EV maker appears to be gearing up for its next big launch, a three-row 7-seater electric MPV. Our exclusive spy shots capture the upcoming VinFast Limo Green undergoing road tests in India, hinting that the brand is preparing to expand aggressively into the family-oriented EV space. With the MPV segment now attracting fresh attention thanks to upcoming electric models from Kia and BYD, VinFast's move comes at the perfect time, and at the glance, it looks big and has a lot more going on for it. Read on to find out more details on what to expect, but before that, make sure to join the 91wheels WhatsApp Community, specifically curated for petrolheads like us to keep up with the latest news and automotive updates.

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VinFast Limo Green Design: Big, Boxy & Built For Space

Even under heavy camouflage, the proportions of VinFast Limo Green reveal a lot. The MPV stands tall and upright, clearly prioritising cabin room over just styling theatrics. A long roofline, expansive side glass area, and stretched rear quarter panel all point toward a proper seven-seat configuration. The shape is noticeably larger than what the spy shots initially suggest. This EV is a full-size MPV measuring 4.74 metres in length with a 2,840 mm wheelbase, putting it above both the Carens Clavis EV and BYD eMax 7 in footprint.

At the rear, the test mule hints at VinFast's signature lighting theme with what looks like a wraparound LED signature hidden behind the wrap. The nose isn't visible this time around, but the upright bonnet and vertical stance suggest a clean, function-focused design like VinFast's global models. You can expect a minimalist aesthetic with the brand's familiar V-shaped detailing once fully revealed. One thing that's evident from its side profile is its long wheelbase, which hints at a generous amount of space inside the cabin, making it suitable for the purpose it's going to fulfil.

Features: Expect Practical And Up To The Mark

While VinFast hasn't confirmed India-spec features yet, the global version still gives us a clear preview. The Limo Green is positioned as a practical people mover rather than a tech-heavy luxury EV, but it doesn't feel barebones either. A 10.1-inch infotainment screen, 360-degree camera, leatherette upholstery, and ventilated seats are among the key expected features. The MPV also offers wide, supportive seating across all three rows, prioritising comfort for family buyers and ride-hailing operators alike. The Indian variant could also offer ADAS and ventilated seats, given how these features are increasingly penetrating into the mass market cars, but we will have to wait this one out.

VinFast Limo Green Electric MPV- Specs, Range, & More

Under the skin, the Limo Green is powered by a 204 PS front-mounted electric motor paired with a 60.13 kWh battery (global-spec figure). VinFast claims a range of up to 450 km, based on the NEDC cycle; the real-world numbers will likely sit lower, but still competitive for the segment. Charging support includes 11 kW AC for home and workplace charging and 80 kW DC fast charging, allowing a 10-70% recharge in roughly 30 minutes. This fast turnaround time makes it attractive not only to private households but also to mobility providers and fleet operators.

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Pricing And Launch Timeline

VinFast is reportedly eyeing a price tag of around Rs 20 lakh for the Limo Green when it launches in India in February 2026. If the brand manages to hit this target, the MPV will slot neatly between emerging electric family movers like the Kia Carens Clavis EV and BYD eMax 7. Its size advantage, straightforward feature set, and long claimed range could give it an edge in both private and commercial EV markets.