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The Vietnam Register (Ministry of Construction) has just reported the list of motor vehicles whose useful life will expire in 2025, and at the same time, requested competent agencies and units to strengthen management. Download The total number of cars that expire in 2025 is 10,016 cars. Recently, the Vietnam Register has sent a report to: Ministry of Construction; Traffic Police Department; National Traffic Safety Committee; Peoples Committees of provinces and centrally-run cities provide information on the list of vehicles whose useful life will expire in 2025. The report aims to implement Decree 166/2024/ND-CP of the Government regulating conditions for business of motor vehicle inspection services; organization and operation of the registry establishment; the useful life of motor vehicles and Directive No. 29/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister on handling road vehicles that have expired and are past their inspection period. At the same time, to strengthen the management of expired and overdue inspection vehicles in localities. More than 10,000 expired cars. Accordingly, the total number of expired vehicles in 2025 is 10,016 cars, including 91 passenger cars and 9,925 goods vehicles. Of these, Ho Chi Minh City is the locality with the most expired cars with 2,151 vehicles. (including 2,147 trucks and 4 passenger cars); Hanoi City ranked second with 1,558 vehicles (including 1,556 trucks and 2 passenger cars). The locality with the least number of expired vehicles is Cao Bang with 5 vehicles all being trucks. The Vietnam Register said that a detailed list of all expired vehicles has been posted on the Departments electronic information portal. Authorities can download and look up vehicles 24/7 to serve the management and handling of violations. PTTRefer moreReady to issue electronic registration certificates from March 1Refer moreFor Allowed to present vehicle registration on VNeID when registering the vehicle. See more: If a car changes its license plate, does it have to be re-registered and pay road tolls?
