Mũi Cà Mau → Điểm cực Bắc của Việt Nam. 4,187 km across Vietnam on a license-free electric scooter — completed.
Read the journey day by day
Edge to Edge 2026 was a real-world experiment — testing whether Vietnam can be explored in a more accessible, decentralized, and sustainable way. It worked.
One rider. One scooter. Sub-50 km/h. No license required under Vietnamese law. From the mangroves of Cà Mau to the mountains of Hà Giang.
Unlike the well-trodden Saigon–Hanoi highway corridor, this expedition detoured into places most visitors never see.
The final route emerged from the road itself — shaped by charging infrastructure, terrain, and discoveries made along the way.
Vietnam is booming. But the tourist trail is remarkably narrow. A handful of cities absorb the vast majority of international visitors. The result: overcrowded hotspots, underdeveloped regions, and missed opportunities for communities with incredible experiences to share.
Can Vietnam be explored without a driving license? Yes — 4,187 km demonstrated, end to end.
Is the electric mobility infrastructure ready for long-distance travel? Mostly — the swap network works, with specific gaps in remote terrain.
Which lesser-known regions are accessible to independent travelers? Eleven provinces documented — from the Mekong Delta to Hà Giang.
Can new road trip routes be designed for non-expert riders? Yes — beginning with the Cà Mau Loop, fully scoped. More to follow.
Open to interviews and coverage about the journey, its findings, and what comes next. This project sits at the intersection of travel, sustainability, and mobility innovation.
Open to collaboration on future projects aligned with this mission.
Working on a new long-distance EV or off-the-beaten-path project? Let's talk.
50+ countries. 6,000+ km across Vietnam. Years of returning to explore what most travel guides don't cover — many of which are already documented in our Vietnam travel guides.
2,300W motor. Top speed 49 km/h. Range up to 165 km with dual LFP batteries. Battery swap in minutes at VinFast stations. IP67 waterproof. No driving license required.
Open to interviews, coverage, and aligned projects. Media inquiries, sustainable tourism businesses, environmental initiatives — if this mission resonates, let's talk.
Contact YuriyEdge to Edge was never just about crossing Vietnam.
It was about redefining how the country can be explored.
