Dat Bike, an electric motorbike startup from Vietnam, has raised $4 million in new funding from Thien Viet Securities JSC.
The investment comes as Vietnam is moving toward greener transportation. For example, the capital city Hanoi is planning to partly ban gasoline vehicles in some inner areas.
The new funding will help Dat Bike expand its business as demand for electric motorbikes grows across the country.
With this investment, Dat Bike has now raised a total of $51 million. In October 2025, the company raised $22 million in a Series B round led by F.C.C and Rebright Partners, with support from investors like Jungle Ventures, Cathay Venture, and AiViet Venture.
According to Thien Viet Securities, the latest funding will help Dat Bike increase production, improve its supply chain, expand its distribution network, and invest more in research and development, helping the company prepare for future expansion in the region.
Electric vehicles and motorbikes are becoming an important solution for urban transportation in Vietnam. The country has more than 77 million motorbikes on the road, and about 3 million new bikes are sold every year, making it one of the largest two-wheeler markets in the world.
As many countries work toward net-zero emissions by 2050, switching to electric motorcycles is seen as an important way to reduce pollution and carbon emissions in cities.
Dat Bike is one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing electric motorbike companies. The company designs and manufactures its vehicles in Vietnam and has strong in-house capabilities in research, engineering, and production, helping it reduce dependence on imported parts and improve efficiency.
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