
H1 sales rose 140% to 12,713 units as MotoGP partnership and Asia expansion drive orders. Firm international orders of 5,504 units scheduled for H2 delivery.
Vmoto (ASX: VMT) sold 6,020 electric vehicle units in the second quarter of 2026, a 156% jump from a year earlier, as deliveries to existing and new customers kept accelerating.
First-half sales hit 12,713 units, up 140% from the first half of 2025, leaving the group on track to hit its full-year 2026 sales guidance.
Firm international orders stood at 5,504 units at June 30, with deliveries scheduled across the third and fourth quarters. The order book follows two consecutive quarters in which Vmoto delivered more than 6,000 units each.
The group ended the period with A$30.5 million in cash while continuing to fund its Thailand subsidiary, expand working capital, and support product upgrades.
Vmoto reported rising interest from new customers and partners in South America and South-East Asia for its e-motorcycles, e-mopeds, fast charging stations, and fleet deployment services.
The group is deploying battery swapping and fast charging stations with customers and invested companies across Brazil, Spain, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates. It is planning expansion into additional countries.
Vmoto is piloting an energy-as-a-service project with dealers and customers to explore new revenue streams. Discussions with super app partners are focused on offering its e-mopeds to riders through their existing platforms.
A worldwide agreement with MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group will see Vmoto produce and distribute three MotoGP edition electric scooters through its global distributor network. The arrangement includes Vmoto's appointment as the official MotoGP electric scooter supplier, product placements at European events, and displays of its fast charging and battery swapping technology.
Vmoto had drawn Chinese renminbi funding of RMB79.95 million, equivalent to about A$17.1 million, from unsecured revolving facilities carrying interest rates of 2.4% to 2.7% at the end of June. The facilities are being used to increase working capital, reduce payables, and support product improvements. Government-backed trade insurer Sinosure allows Vmoto to offer customers more flexible payment terms.
Vmoto and Tora Leasing have entered a binding joint investment agreement denominated in Thai baht. Tora will invest up to THB77.8 million over seven months for a 49% stake in Vmoto Thailand. Following the full investment, Vmoto will retain 51% of the subsidiary, which has fully installed and operational assembly facilities and a dedicated Bangkok store. After the quarter, Vmoto Thailand received the first THB3 million investment tranche from Tora.
Vmoto expects sales to improve over coming quarters as it pursues business-to-business fleet opportunities across Asia, the Middle East, and South America while developing an ecosystem spanning EV sales, rental and financing, charging services, and fleet data.
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