Keyword: "charging stations"

Laos currently has 14,466 EVs and 36 businesses investing in the construction of EV charging stations, with 126 charging stations in 14 provinces and cities nationwide, including 65 in the capital Vientiane.

Under the city’s plan, by the end of April, Ho Chi Minh City must deploy 60 charging stations and 3,000 battery-swap cabinets. The network is expected to expand further to 100 charging stations and 20,000 swap cabinets by the end of this year.

The “super charging stations” will be installed along major national and provincial highways, spanning 34 cities and provinces, to support long-distance and inter-provincial travel.

FPT Retail will cooperate with V-Green - a developer of global electric vehicle charging network, to install VinFast electric car chargers and electric motorbike battery swap stations across FPT Shop outlets across the country, collaborating through franchise or leased space arrangements.

The delivery event took place just four months after order intake began and only seven months following the model’s debut, underscoring VinFast’s strong production and operational capabilities.

This initiative supports the city’s green growth strategy and aligns with the national action plan on green energy transition and carbon emissions reduction, as directed by the Prime Minister.

At least 3,500 public EV charging stations will be set up to support travellers during the Eid al-Fitr homecoming in Indonesia.

More than 30% of Vietnamese consumers are interested in purchasing electric vehicles (EVs), according to a recent Deloitte’s global automotive consumer study.

Pham Nhat Vuong, Chairman of Vingroup and founder of Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast, on March 18 announced the establishment of V-Green Global Charging Station Development Company (V-Green).

The number of electrical vehicles (EVs) and charging stations in Laos has been increasing, according to the country’s Ministry of Energy and Mines.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has asked the Ministry of Sciences and Technology to develop and issue standards and regulations on the design, installation, and operation of electric vehicle charging stations as early as possible.

The State-owned electricity giant PLN estimates that Indonesia needs more than 31,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations by 2030 to reach government goals.