Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market – Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, By Connector (CHAdeMO, Combined Charging System (CCS), GB/T, Tesla Supercharger, Type 1, Type 2), By Charging Level (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 (DC Fast Charging)), By Vehicle (Two-Wheeler, Passenger Car, Commercial Vehicle), By Installed Location (Commercial, Residential), By Region, By Competition, 2021-2031F

Key Insights	Details
Forecast Period	2027-2031
Market Size (2025)	USD 156.78 Million
CAGR (2026-2031)	28.51%
Fastest Growing Segment	DC
Largest Market	Southern Vietnam
Market Size (2031)	USD 706.17 Million

Market Overview

The Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market will grow from USD 156.78 Million in 2025 to USD 706.17 Million by 2031 at a 28.51% CAGR. The Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure market in Vietnam encompasses the comprehensive network of charging stations, equipment, and associated hardware and software systems necessary to power electric vehicles. Market growth is primarily driven by significant government support for sustainable transportation and increasing domestic electric vehicle adoption. For instance, according to data involving local association VAMA, domestic automaker VinFast delivered over 175,000 battery electric vehicles in 2025, demonstrating substantial market expansion. Furthermore, rising consumer environmental awareness is accelerating the shift towards cleaner mobility options.

A significant challenge impeding market expansion is the fragmented and underdeveloped charging infrastructure coverage. Vietnam currently lacks a synchronized regulatory framework and clear technical standards for charging station deployment and operation, which creates inconsistencies and complicates broader accessibility for electric vehicle users.

Key Market Drivers

EV Adoption Accelerates Vietnam's Charging Infrastructure
The accelerated adoption of electric vehicles stands as a primary catalyst for the expansion of Vietnam’s charging infrastructure market. As more consumers and commercial fleets transition to electric mobility, the demand for accessible and reliable charging solutions intensifies. This surge in EV ownership directly necessitates a commensurate build-out of charging stations, encompassing various types from residential to public fast chargers. The market responds to this growing demand by attracting investments into the deployment and technological enhancement of charging networks. According to VinFast, in June 2026, domestic deliveries surged by 74% to 97,961 electric vehicles in the first five months of 2026 compared to the same period last year, highlighting the rapid increase in the electric vehicle fleet requiring charging support.

Policy Support and Investments Fuel Infrastructure Growth
Complementing accelerated EV adoption, supportive government policies and national electrification goals significantly drive the Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market. The government’s commitment to sustainable transportation creates a favorable regulatory environment and provides incentives for infrastructure development, fostering private sector participation. These policies often include directives for urban planning, land allocation for charging stations, and the establishment of technical standards, reducing uncertainties for investors. For example, according to Xinhua, in July 2025, Hanoi announced plans to equip at least 10 percent of its existing parking lots with EV charging facilities by 2026. Such targets stimulate localized infrastructure growth. Overall market expansion is further underpinned by significant corporate commitments; according to Nhan Dan Online, in April 2026, V-Green announced an investment of 10 trillion VND (approximately $380 million) to deploy 99 ultra-fast charging hubs nationwide in 2026. This combined governmental and private sector impetus is crucial for establishing a robust charging ecosystem.

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Key Market Challenges

Fragmented regulation and unclear standards hinder deployment
A significant challenge impeding the growth of the Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure market in Vietnam stems from a fragmented regulatory framework and a lack of clear technical standards for charging station deployment and operation. This absence of synchronized guidelines creates substantial inconsistencies across the market, complicating investment procedures, power supply integration, and construction requirements for potential operators. Without a unified approach, businesses face increased uncertainty and higher operational complexities, which directly hampers the consistent and widespread rollout of new charging facilities.

Uneven coverage despite major network expansion
This fragmented landscape consequently limits broader accessibility for electric vehicle users, undermining consumer confidence in the convenience and reliability of charging options. For instance, despite significant efforts by key domestic players, such as VinFast establishing approximately 150,000 charging points by April 2026, the overall market still contends with uneven coverage and varying service quality. This disparity makes it challenging for other industry participants to enter and expand effectively, thereby decelerating the organic development and overall expansion of the Vietnamese electric vehicle charging infrastructure market.

Key Market Trends

Development of highway fast-charging corridors to enable long-distance EV travel in Vietnam
The strategic development of national highway fast-charging corridors is emerging as a significant trend, addressing range anxiety and facilitating long-distance electric vehicle travel across Vietnam. This focus on inter-city connectivity is crucial for widespread EV adoption beyond urban centers, enabling more comprehensive and practical use of electric vehicles. By deploying high-power charging stations at regular intervals along key routes, the market aims to provide predictable and efficient recharging options for drivers undertaking longer journeys. For instance, according to VOVWORLD, in March 2026, V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC announced an investment of 380 million USD to deploy 99 super charging stations along national and provincial highways in Vietnam. This systematic build-out encourages greater utilization of EVs for various purposes, from personal travel to commercial logistics, and directly supports the transition to cleaner transportation nationwide.

Expansion of battery swapping networks for rapid fleet replenishment and EV efficiency in Vietnam
The expansion of battery swapping networks presents another key trend, offering an alternative to traditional charging by allowing users to exchange depleted batteries for fully charged ones within minutes. This model bypasses charging times, making electric vehicles more convenient for users, particularly in commercial fleet operations or for individuals prioritizing speed and efficiency. Battery swapping also helps mitigate concerns about battery degradation and replacement costs for consumers, as the battery ownership can be separated from vehicle ownership. According to Vietnam.vn, in April 2026, V-Green plans to complete the installation of a total of 60,000 VinFast electric motorbike battery swapping cabinets in 34 provinces and cities by the second quarter of 2026. This innovative approach fosters greater flexibility and operational efficiency for electric vehicle users.

Segmental Insights

Drivers and Momentum of Vietnam's DC Fast Charging Expansion
The DC charging segment is rapidly emerging as the fastest-growing component within the Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market. This growth is primarily driven by the escalating adoption of electric vehicles and consumer demand for quick, efficient charging solutions. DC fast chargers significantly reduce vehicle downtime, appealing to users prioritizing convenience in urban centers and along major transport corridors. The Vietnamese government, through initiatives and the development of national technical regulations by bodies such as the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, is fostering a supportive environment for infrastructure expansion and investor confidence. Furthermore, substantial investments by key domestic players like VinFast are accelerating the deployment of extensive DC fast charging networks nationwide.

Regional Insights

Southern Vietnam: Leader in EV Charging Infrastructure
Southern Vietnam is the leading region in the Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market. This dominance stems from its robust economic activity and extensive urban development, particularly around Ho Chi Minh City, which fosters a high concentration of electric vehicle users and significant commercial operations. The region benefits from greater charging infrastructure deployment to serve strong demand across residential, commercial, and fleet sectors. High urban density, coupled with strategic locations like shopping centers and office buildings, facilitates continuous investment and partnerships in charging solutions. Furthermore, initiatives driven by Ho Chi Minh City and collaborations, such as those by Vietnam Electricity (EVN) with manufacturers, significantly contribute to the region's advanced charging network.

Recent Developments

• In December 2025, Grab Vietnam formalized a partnership agreement with Charge+, a prominent electric vehicle charging solution provider in Southeast Asia, aimed at developing a robust charging and battery swapping network across Vietnam. This collaboration sought to offer flexible charging solutions for electric cars, electric motorcycles, and e-scooters, with a particular focus on enhancing accessibility for Grab driver-partners and the broader electric vehicle user base. The partnership involved deep technical and technological cooperation, including the integration of Charge+'s network information onto the Grab platform.
• In May 2025, TMT Motors, a Vietnamese automotive distributor, announced the establishment of a new subsidiary, TMT Charging Station Investment and Trading JSC. This new firm, which launched in August of the same year, began with a charter capital of VND100 billion ($3.84 million), with TMT holding a 98% stake. The initiative represented a key part of TMT's broader strategy to invest in and collaboratively develop advanced electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company planned to deploy at least 30,000 charging stations nationwide by 2029, equating to approximately 60,000 charging connectors.
• In April 2025, V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Bac Tay Nguyen Automobile JSC to significantly expand the electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Vietnam. The collaboration focused on installing 3,000 VinFast EV charging stations across the Central Highlands and surrounding provinces. Under this partnership, V-Green supplied the necessary equipment, technology, and operational solutions, ensuring adherence to technical standards. Bac Tay Nguyen Automobile JSC, serving as VinFast's official distributor in the region, managed the deployment, operation, and network connectivity of these new charging stations.
• In October 2024, Nova Energy introduced its NVCharge smart electric vehicle charging solution at the Vietnam Motor Show 2024 and Innovate Vietnam 2024. This new product resulted from a research and development collaboration with the Institute of Control and Automation – Hanoi University of Science and Technology. The NVCharge solution was designed with wide compatibility for most electric vehicle models, supporting global charging standards such as CCS1, CCS2, GB/T, and CHAdeMO. It also featured smart charging capabilities, including fast charging and intelligent energy management, to contribute to a sustainable transportation future in Vietnam.

Key Market Players

• DEWA
• ADNOC Distribution
• Emirates Green Power
• ChargePoint
• EVBox
• ABB
• Siemens
• Schneider Electric
• Blink Charging
• Alfen

By Connector	By Charging Level	By Vehicle	By Installed Location	By Region
CHAdeMO Combined Charging System (CCS) GB/T Tesla Supercharger Type 1 Type 2	Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 (DC Fast Charging)	Two-Wheeler Passenger Car Commercial Vehicle	Commercial Residential	Northern Central Southern

Report Scope:

In this report, the Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:

• Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market, By Connector:

• CHAdeMO
• Combined Charging System (CCS)
• GB/T
• Tesla Supercharger
• Type 1
• Type 2

• Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market, By Charging Level:

• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3 (DC Fast Charging)

• Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market, By Vehicle:

• Two-Wheeler
• Passenger Car
• Commercial Vehicle

• Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market, By Installed Location:

• Commercial
• Residential

• Vietnam Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Market, By Region:

• Northern
• Central
• Southern