Over the past 24 hours, Da Nang's green mobility infrastructure marked a significant milestone as green logistics partners deployed 12 automated Battery Swapping Stations along Vo Nguyen Giap, Hoang Sa streets, and the My Khe beachfront. Tailored for models from Selex Motors and Dat Bike, this network allows travelers to swap spent batteries for fully charged ones in under 90 seconds, eliminating long charging downtimes and enabling seamless long-distance rides from Da Nang to Hoi An.
To attract the influx of seasonal tourists, premier e-bike rental agencies such as Da Nang Bike Eco and EV Travel Da Nang around the Ngu Hanh Son district introduced an instant 20% discount on daily rentals (slashed to 120,000 - 160,000 VND/day) for online bookings confirmed 24 hours in advance. Rental packages include two safety-certified helmets, raincoats, a waterproof smartphone mount, and complimentary 24/7 roadside emergency assistance within a 15 km urban radius.
While local authorities strictly enforce the ban on conventional automatic transmission scooters on steep sections of Son Tra Peninsula, high-torque electric motorbikes with outputs exceeding 3000W (such as VinFast Feliz S or Dat Bike Quantum) remain authorized. Riders are advised to verify battery levels above 85% prior to ascent and strategically deploy Regenerative Braking to maintain safe descent control while reclaiming roughly 8% to 12% of battery reserve.
A pilot contactless rental service officially commenced operations across domestic and international terminal parking lots at Da Nang International Airport. Inbound travelers can scan a QR code via dedicated rental apps, complete rapid digital identity or passport verification, and unlock the vehicle trunk to access smart keys in under 3 minutes, bypassing conventional paper contracts and long counter queues.
Given warm ambient asphalt temperatures in Central Vietnam, riders should avoid plugging batteries into chargers immediately following extended high-speed rides to prevent thermal throttling from the Battery Management System (BMS). Engaging 'Eco' mode when navigating downtown corridors (Bach Dang, Tran Phu, Dragon Bridge) optimizes mileage up to 100-120 km per charge, while 'Sport' mode should be reserved strictly for inclined terrain like Thuan Phuoc Bridge or Hai Van Pass.
29-10-26 11:17:09