Grab Vietnam plans to expand its electric vehicle (EV) charging network from around 400 charging ports to more than 6,000 ports by 2028, with nearly half of the new charging infrastructure to be installed in Hanoi.
The expansion follows a cooperation agreement signed between Grab Vietnam and the Hanoi People’s Committee in June 2026 to support green transport, digital transformation and smart tourism. The initiative aligns with Hanoi’s roadmap to restrict fossil fuel-powered motorcycles, with only motorcycles meeting Euro 3 emission standards permitted to operate in the capital from 2028.
Grab’s charging network will support multiple vehicle brands, including VinFast, BYD, Toyota and Hyundai, unlike several manufacturer-specific charging networks in Vietnam. The company is investing in shared charging infrastructure through Eboost and is working with partners including Charge+, EV One and ChargeLink to expand charging access.
The expansion builds on Grab Vietnam’s partnership with Charge+ announced in late 2025 to develop EV charging and battery-swapping infrastructure. Grab has also integrated charging station location, payment and charging services into its Grab Driver app to improve convenience for driver-partners.