Over the past 24 hours, electric motorbike rental services using next-generation battery-swapping technology in Da Nang have recorded exponential growth. Rental providers have deployed automated battery-swapping networks across coastal routes like Vo Nguyen Giap and Pham Van Dong, as well as major tourist spots such as Linh Ung Pagoda (Son Tra). Tourists now spend only 2 minutes swapping for a fully charged battery instead of waiting 3-4 hours to recharge. Battery-swapping e-motorbikes are rapidly becoming the top choice for FIT (Free Independent Travelers) visiting the coastal city.
To stimulate green tourism, electric motorbike rental companies in Da Nang simultaneously launched major promotional packages today. Specifically, rentals for 3 days or longer receive an immediate 15% to 20% discount on popular electric models such as VinFast Feliz S, Evo200, and Selex Camel. Furthermore, online booking platforms have integrated vouchers offering 3 free initial battery swaps for Korean and international travelers upon scanning QR codes at Da Nang International Airport.
Da Nang's tourism sector officially launched the 'Zero-Emission Green Tourism' campaign in direct collaboration with local electric motorbike rental enterprises. Under the agreement, over 1,000 eco-friendly electric motorbikes have been deployed to serve heritage exploration routes, Hai Van Pass, and the Son Tra Peninsula. The project ensures continuous charging and battery-swapping station infrastructure along all primary tourist routes across the city.
Major hotel chains and resorts in Da Nang (such as Furama Resort, Vinpearl, and luxury boutique hotels along My Khe Beach) signed partnerships to provide on-site electric motorbike rentals for guests. Tourists can easily pick up, drop off, and swap batteries directly at the hotel lobby via a smart mobile app. The service includes comprehensive travel insurance and 24/7 roadside assistance citywide, ensuring maximum convenience for users.
The latest statistics released today show that Korean tourists—Da Nang's largest international market—are significantly changing their transportation habits. Over 45% of independent Korean travelers now choose self-drive electric motorbike rentals over traditional taxis. The primary drivers are the convenience of the battery-swapping ecosystem, cost savings of over 40% compared to gasoline vehicles, and the ability to flexibly explore local culture in an eco-friendly manner.
12-08-26 11:15:23