How to Say “Vehicle” in Spanish

vehículo
/beˈikulo/masculine
The English word vehicle is translated into Spanish as vehículo.
vehículo is a noun used to describe a conveyance. The phrase medio de transporte is a very common way to refer to a vehicle or a mode of transport in general.
Meaning: conveyance (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The word vehículo is a masculine noun. The plural form of vehículo is vehículos.

How do you pronounce it?

/beˈikulo/

Did you know?

  • While vehículo is the technical term, a driver in Mexico or Colombia might refer to their 'ride' using the slang term nave, which literally means 'spaceship'.
  • In some Spanish-speaking regions, the word coche for 'car' can also refer to a baby carriage, leading to potential confusion in a store or on the street.
  • The term vehículo is so formal that using it to refer to your own car in a casual conversation can make you sound like a police officer or a technical manual.

Examples in context

  • Un coche es un vehículo.
    A car is a vehicle.
    This sentence shows how to identify a car as a type of vehículo.
    Tatoeba #3762719 by Seael, translation #11098610 by Guney
  • Retiren ese vehículo accidentado.
    Remove that totaled vehicle.
    Tatoeba #6677401 by arh, translation #10345324 by LimeGreenTeknii
  • Es difícil decir cuál vehículo es más bello.
    It is difficult to say which vehicle is more beautiful.
    This sentence shows how to use vehículo when comparing different models.
    Tatoeba #1131485 by cueyayotl, translation #1130688 by jdonnarumma
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Example conversation

Lucía and Daniel are talking about parking in a crowded area.

  1. Lucía

    No hay espacio para ningún vehículo aquí.
    There is no space for any vehicle here.
  2. Daniel

    Entonces, ¿dónde dejamos el vehículo, Lucía?
    So, where do we leave the vehicle, Lucía?
  3. Lucía

    Busquemos un estacionamiento para el vehículo.
    Let's look for a parking lot for the vehicle.
  4. Daniel

    Está bien, busquemos uno ahora.
    All right, let's look for one now.

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