Terrible experience with Vinfast VF6 Wind Infinity
@Vinfast India
After months of repeated complaints, I have finally reached the point where I can no longer trust my brand-new EV.
Vehicle: VinFast VF6 Wind Infinity
Registration No.: DL7GD7655
VIN No.: P7TVAGPC9SMJ00439
My experience has included:
• Failure of both front shock absorbers.
• Abnormal tyre wear caused after suspension issues.
• Purchase of new Michelin tyres at my own expense.
• Two separate highway tyre blowouts, both creating extremely dangerous situations for me and other road users.
• Poor roadside assistance during an emergency.
• Repeated workshop visits without a permanent solution.
Today, my vehicle is still lying at S K Motors, Pooth Kalan, Delhi after the second highway tyre blowout.
On 24 July 2026, I received a call from VinFast Faridabad Service Centre (+91 85889 00489). I informed them about the second highway tyre blowout and clearly stated that I had completely lost confidence in the vehicle. Despite this, no solution has been provided, and my vehicle continues to remain in the workshop.
I have now decided that I will not accept or drive this vehicle again. A vehicle that suffers repeated highway tyre blowouts after suspension-related failures cannot be considered safe.
I have formally demanded that VinFast:
• Buy back my defective vehicle.
• Refund the full purchase amount.
• Reimburse all expenses incurred, including tyres, towing, and other related costs.
• Compensate me for the safety risks, repeated inconvenience, mental harassment, and loss of use.
• Reimburse the running expenses of my alternate vehicle, a Hyundai i20, which I have been forced to use because my VinFast remains unusable.
Customer safety should never be compromised. A new vehicle should inspire confidence—not repeated fear every time it is driven on the highway.
I hope VinFast takes responsibility and resolves this matter fairly before further legal proceedings become necessary.
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