VinFast VF6, VF9 Facelift Designs Patented In India – Launch Likely?
Sanjeev Kumar | September 9, 2026 2:22 PM CST
VinFast VF6 Facelift Patented
As of now, VinFast VF6 has never been facelifted or updated ever since production started in 2024 for the Vietnamese market. For the first time, a facelift for VF6 has emerged in the form of patent designs in Indian directory. In the new patents, we can see refreshed design while keeping the overall silhouette same. Front fascia has been updated and we can see new lighting elements with VF6 facelift. Large LED DRLs converge at the centre where there will be a Vinfast logo. Headlights are now much sleeker and they are vertically arranged in a triangular housing. The lower grille area is now larger and looks cleaner.VinFast VF9 Facelift Patented
Unlike VF6, VinFast has never launched VF9 in India, making the new VF9 facelift design patents very interesting. For starters, new VF9 facelift feels more like a new generation because not only does it offer overhauled front and rear, the side looks like it is stretched like in a limousine and the extra length seems to be proudly highlighted between front and rear doors. Front fascia is completely overhauled with connected LED DRLs, split LED headlight setup which is much sleeker, a massive grille with vertical slats and vertical air intakes flanking it. Rear gets vertical detailing like in the front, while connected LED signature looks sort of similar. Currently, VinFast VF9 measures 5,120 mm long, 2,000 mm wide, up to 1,721 mm tall and has a 3,150 mm long wheelbase and up to 204 mm ground clearance. New VF9 facelift looks larger.
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