EV charging in Viet Nam
A guide to the charging network in Viet Nam. Major operators, common connector types, pricing context, and where to plug in on the road.
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Stations
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Fast (≥50 kW)
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Ultra (≥150 kW)
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Operators
Where the chargers cluster in Viet Nam
Highest-power stations in Viet Nam
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≥ 50 kWFast chargers
2 stations at 50 kW DC or higher.
≥ 150 kWUltra-rapid
1 sites with at least one 150 kW socket.
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Connector mix in Viet Nam
- Type #05
- NEMA 14-502
- CCS21
- Tesla (EU)1
Counts derived from imported station inventory in Viet Nam.
Navigating EV Charging in Vietnam
Electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Vietnam is in its early stages. Our database shows 5 public charging points across the country. Most are concentrated in a few urban areas, with Tân Bình, Bien Hoa City, and Tay Thanh hosting the majority of accessible chargers.
Charging Availability
Vietnam's public EV charging network is small, with only 5 points listed in our database. Of these, one offers charging between 50-149 kW, and none exceed 150 kW. The busiest towns for charging are Tân Bình with 2 points, and Bien Hoa City and Tay Thanh each with 1 point. This limited coverage means drivers will find charging options concentrated in these specific locations rather than spread widely.
Operators and Pricing
Drivers will encounter a mix of local operators. Specific pricing details for public charging are not widely standardized or published. Home charging rates are generally lower than public fast charging, but this varies significantly based on electricity provider and individual plans. Most networks do not publish fixed pricing per kWh for DC fast charging; expect rates to be higher than home electricity costs.
Connectors and Tips
Common connector types in Vietnam typically include Type 2 for AC charging. DC fast charging connectors can vary. For foreign drivers, it is advisable to research specific charging locations and any required apps or payment methods before arriving. Carrying a portable charging cable can also be useful.
Incentives
There are no specific national government incentives for EV charging infrastructure or usage currently detailed in our records. Some local or private initiatives may exist, but these are not broadly documented.
- How many public EV chargers are there in Vietnam?
- Our database currently lists 5 public charging points in Vietnam. The majority are located in urban centers like Tân Bình, Bien Hoa City, and Tay Thanh. Only one charger operates at speeds between 50-149 kW, indicating limited high-speed charging availability.
- What are the typical costs for charging an EV in Vietnam?
- Specific public charging prices are not consistently published across networks. Generally, DC fast charging is more expensive than home charging. Expect public charging costs to be higher than standard residential electricity rates, but exact figures vary by location and provider.
- What types of charging connectors are common?
- The Type 2 connector is commonly found for AC charging in Vietnam. For DC fast charging, connector types can vary among different charging stations and vehicle models. It is recommended to check the specific connector type at your intended charging point.
- Are there government incentives for EV charging?
- Currently, there are no widespread national government incentives for EV charging infrastructure or usage documented in our database. While some local or private programs might exist, they are not broadly advertised or standardized across the country.
- Is Vietnam's charging network suitable for long-distance travel?
- With only 5 public charging points recorded, Vietnam's current network is not extensively built out for long-distance EV travel. Charging is concentrated in a few towns, making it best suited for urban use or pre-planned routes with charging stops identified in advance.