Vietnam has announced that all public electric vehicle chargers will be required to support multiple compatible brands starting in July 2027, aiming to eliminate fragmentation in the country’s growing EV infrastructure. The move follows concerns over a lack of standardization, which has hindered adoption by limiting driver flexibility. Authorities are pushing for open charging protocols to ensure seamless access for all EV owners, regardless of manufacturer. The policy shift could accelerate Vietnam’s transition to cleaner transportation by removing technical barriers.
Vietnam's public EV chargers must work across compatible brands from July 2027 MarketScale
