Discover the best 5‑seat SUVs you can buy for under 700 million VND, including pricing, features and on‑road costs. Find your perfect family ride today!
With a year‑end bonus of around 700 million VND (≈ $30,000), many families in Vietnam start looking for a compact A‑B segment SUV that offers space, style and good value. Below is a roundup of five‑seat SUVs that stay under the 700 million VND ceiling even after registration, insurance and other on‑road costs.
Suzuki Fronx GLX (Hybrid)
The Fronx targets young drivers who want a modern look without breaking the bank. It packs Suzuki’s mild‑hybrid K15C powertrain – a 1.5 L gasoline engine paired with a small electric motor – delivering 97.9 hp and 135 Nm of torque. While the GLX trim lacks premium tech such as a HUD, 360° camera or power‑adjustable seats, it does add two extra speakers and cruise control, making it practical for long highway trips.
Officially priced at VND 599 million, the on‑road cost (including registration, insurance and taxes) lands between VND 662 million and VND 693 million depending on the province.
VinFast VF 6 Eco (Electric)
If you prefer a fully electric ride, the VF 6 Eco fits comfortably under the budget. It offers a 201 hp electric motor with 310 Nm of torque and a 59.6 kWh LFP battery that provides roughly 381 km on a single charge. VinFast also applies a registration‑fee discount for electric vehicles, lowering the overall expense.
The sticker price is about VND 632 million. After incentives and registration, the on‑road price is approximately VND 638.8 million in most provinces, rising to VND 657.7 million in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Mitsubishi Xforce GLX
The Xforce GLX is Mitsubishi’s most affordable “customer‑pleaser” SUV, ideal for practical young families who value interior space and a rugged look. It boasts the highest ground clearance in its segment at 222 mm, helping it tackle curbs and shallow water with confidence.
Inside, the GLX trims down on luxury touches – no large infotainment screen or premium Yamaha sound system – but provides essential comforts like cloth‑upholstered seats and manual seat adjustments. The cabin’s rear‑row width and multi‑step reclining seats are strong selling points.
Powered by a 1.5 L MIVEC engine coupled with a CVT, the Xforce GLX is listed at VND 599 million. On‑road costs fall in the VND 660 million‑VND 690 million range depending on the registration location.
Hyundai Creta (Standard Trim)
The Creta’s Standard trim appeals to buyers who favor a neutral design and a wide service network. It retains a sturdy chassis and respectable cabin sound insulation for a B‑segment SUV. While it omits Hyundai’s advanced SmartSense safety suite, it still includes core safety features such as ABS, EBD and electronic stability control.
Under the hood sits a 1.5 L SmartStream engine producing 115 hp paired with an IVT (Intelligent Variable Transmission), delivering smooth city driving and weekend getaways.
Although the MSRP is VND 599 million, dealer discounts bring the price down to roughly VND 562 million‑VND 568 million. After accounting for taxes and registration, the on‑road price sits between VND 662 million and VND 693 million.
Omoda C5 Premium (Chinese Brand)
For tech‑savvy shoppers looking for a futuristic design, the Omoda C5 Premium stands out with its full‑width grille, sharp LED lighting and a sleek silhouette. The premium trim is loaded from the base level, offering a dual‑screen cockpit, wireless charging and a comprehensive ADAS suite that many rivals leave out.
It is powered by a turbo‑charged 1.5 L gasoline engine delivering 145 hp. Competitive pricing positions the Omoda C5 Premium’s on‑road cost at roughly VND 650 million‑VND 680 million, making it a bold alternative for young families less tied to legacy brand perceptions.
All the models above demonstrate that a 700 million VND bonus can comfortably cover the purchase of a modern, five‑seat SUV with a full suite of features and reasonable on‑road expenses. Choose the one that best matches your driving style, technology cravings and daily needs.