This is the sharpest contrast in Vietnamese electric two-wheelers: two machines with almost identical top speeds, built on opposite philosophies. The Weaver 200 is an A1-licence motorcycle that charges at home; the Feliz II is a licence-free scooter whose packs belong to a swap network. All figures are official.

Head to head

  Dat Bike Weaver 200 VinFast Feliz II
Motor 6,000 W hub 3,000 W in-hub
Top speed 90 km/h up to 70 km/h
Licence A1 required none — moped class, 16+
Battery 72 V 68 Ah li-ion (integrated) 2 × 1.5 kWh removable LFP
Claimed range 200 km at 35 km/h; 130 km at 70 km/h up to 156 km (two packs, standard conditions)
Refuelling 1 h for first 100 km; 3 h full swap (9,000 VND per battery) or home charge
Weight 120 kg, 165 kg max load (not published)
Sealing IP65 (not published)

The real difference: who can ride it and how it drinks

Everything else follows the licence line. Above 4 kW, the Weaver 200 demands an A1 licence; the Feliz II sits licence-free under it. That single legal fact decides most purchases before any spec is read — the kW ladder guide explains why.

For riders past the licence question, the choice is refuelling style. The Weaver 200 owns its range (200 km claimed at 35 km/h) and pays for it with a cable: a lunch hour restores 100 km, overnight restores everything. The Feliz II rents its range from the network — V-Green had its first 4,500 stations installed by mid-January 2026, with 45,000 planned — and pays 9,000 VND per battery per swap or 175,000–300,000 VND monthly rental for the privilege of never charging at all.

Who should pick which

  • Weaver 200: A1 holders who like motorcycles, tour, or ride long intercity sections — and who accept home charging as a lifestyle. Review.
  • Feliz II: licence-free riders who want city transport with maximum convenience and no charging discipline. Review.

The ecosystem comparison expands the philosophy contrast; the swap-vs-charge guide works the economics; and rental availability of either style of machine: contact us to confirm current availability.