Vinfast’s Insane Charging Infrastructure in Vietnam - Watch it to believe it
Apr 2, 2026•Channel
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Published3 months ago
Duration1:22
Video ID4N2ZRZGQc-k
Languageen
CategoryAutos & Vehicles
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeYouTube Short
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Views1.6K
Likes63
Comments0
Engagement Rate3.90%
Likes per 100 views3.90
Comments per 1K views0.00
Description
What you’re seeing here near Vinhomes Royal Island in Haiphong is not a normal charging station… it’s a full-blown EV ecosystem built by Vingroup and VinFast.
This massive setup is part of Vietnam’s aggressive push into electric mobility, and honestly, the scale is shocking.
At just one location in the Royal Island (Vu Yen) township, there are dozens of chargers of different speeds all packed into a single parking zone:
• Ultra-fast chargers up to 120kW
• Fast chargers around 60kW
• Mid-speed 20kW units
• And even slower AC chargers for longer parking
In total, this single hub alone has 60+ charging points operating 24/7
And that’s just ONE station.
Zoom out, and the madness makes more sense.
VinFast isn’t just selling electric cars. They’re building the entire ecosystem from scratch. Across Vietnam, they are rolling out a network targeting over 150,000 charging points nationwide, covering highways, cities, malls, residential townships, and even petrol pumps
This is why you see scenes like this:
Rows and rows of identical chargers, perfectly lined up, almost like a Tesla Supercharger station on steroids but scaled for an entire country.
The strategy is simple but powerful:
Instead of waiting for infrastructure to catch up, Vingroup is building it before EV adoption peaks.
At premium townships like Royal Island, charging isn’t an afterthought. It’s a core feature of the lifestyle. Residents can literally park and charge right outside their homes, anytime, without range anxiety
And that changes everything.
Because when charging becomes this easy, EV adoption stops being a question of “if” and becomes “when”.
What looks insane at first glance is actually a glimpse into the future:
A country preparing for electric mobility at a scale most markets haven’t even started thinking about.