Grab, the leading ride-hailing and delivery platform in Southeast Asia, has unveiled an ambitious plan to scale its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in Vietnam. The company intends to expand its current network of approximately 400 ports to more than 6,000 by the year 2028.
Focus on Urban Infrastructure
The fifteenfold increase is designed to support both electric car and motorcycle drivers across the country. A significant portion of this development will be concentrated in urban centers, with nearly half of the new charging ports slated for installation in the capital city, Hanoi.
This initiative represents a major step in Grab's regional sustainability efforts, addressing one of the primary hurdles to EV adoption—charging accessibility. By significantly increasing the density of available ports, the company aims to facilitate a smoother transition for its fleet partners and private users alike.
