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Vietnam EV Service Centre Market Entry

Decision-grade EVS market-entry assessment for Vietnam, separating company-reported deliveries from official stock and EVS assumptions.

Snapshot: 30 June 202630-page full report
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Recent domestic delivery planning pool
285,195
2026-06-30

2025 plus H1 2026 VinFast Vietnam customer deliveries, less 2% EVS attrition allowance; not official active stock

VinFast Vietnam deliveries
175,099
2025

Customer deliveries in Vietnam; company reported

VinFast Vietnam deliveries
115,916
2026 H1

Customer deliveries in Vietnam; company reported

VinFast service workshops
400
2026-06-30

Company network claim

Executive summary

The verdict in full

  • CONDITIONAL GO: validate one company-controlled HCMC East–Thủ Đức–Dĩ An–Biên Hòa technical hub.
  • VinFast reported 175,099 Vietnam customer deliveries in 2025 and 115,916 in H1 2026 [vinfast_2025] [vinfast_h126]. These are deliveries, not a government active-stock census.
  • The service opportunity is growing fast but unusually OEM-controlled: VinFast also claims 400 workshops and more than 150,000 V-Green charging ports. EVS must win on independent evidence, fleets and non-warranty multi-brand work—not generic servicing.

Board decision requested

Approve a 90-day paid validation programme, conditional industrial-site option and six-family VIN test. Defer franchise sales, pack opening, unsupported coding and public charging operation.

A recent 291,015-delivery cohort is the best available operational anchor

The report uses 2025 and H1 2026 VinFast domestic customer deliveries, then applies a transparent 2% EVS attrition allowance to create a 285,195-vehicle planning pool. This is deliberately not labelled official stock and excludes older domestic EVs, imports, PHEVs, buses and motorcycles.

Market Kpis

Recent domestic delivery planning pool
Value
285,195
As Of
2026-06-30
Definition
2025 plus H1 2026 VinFast Vietnam customer deliveries, less 2% EVS attrition allowance; not official active stock
Source Id
evs_model
VinFast Vietnam deliveries
Value
175,099
As Of
2025
Definition
Customer deliveries in Vietnam; company reported
Source Id
vinfast_2025
VinFast Vietnam deliveries
Value
115,916
As Of
2026 H1
Definition
Customer deliveries in Vietnam; company reported
Source Id
vinfast_h126
VinFast service workshops
Value
400
As Of
2026-06-30
Definition
Company network claim
Source Id
vinfast_h126
V-Green charging ports
Value
150,000
As Of
2026-06-30
Definition
Company network claim; ports, not independently audited national public chargers
Source Id
vinfast_h126

Deliveries, registrations, active stock and ports are not interchangeable

Manufacturer deliveries establish a recent customer cohort; government registrations establish legal entries; active stock subtracts exports and retirements. No reconciled official active BEV/PHEV car stock series was secured, so the cohort model controls the sizing.

Definitions

BEV
Definition
Battery-electric vehicle with no combustion engine
Use
Core EVS passenger-car scope
PHEV
Definition
Plug-in hybrid with external charging and combustion engine
Use
Separate; no reliable current national stock series used
Delivery
Definition
Vehicle handed to a customer as reported by manufacturer
Use
Not equivalent to registration or active stock
Planning pool
Definition
Recent Vietnam delivery cohort after explicit attrition allowance
Use
Conservative operational denominator, not an official statistic
Charging port
Definition
One connector/point in V-Green company claim
Use
Not a national census or station count

The usable fleet is young and warranty-heavy

The core cohort entered service after January 2025. This favours tyres, alignment, HVAC, charging diagnosis, fleet uptime, used-EV certificates and incident evidence while constraining post-warranty penetration.

Recent domestic EV delivery cohort

2026 H1 is partial; the planning pool includes a 2% EVS allowance.

20240
2025171,597
2026 H1Base case285,195
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2025 set a domestic delivery record and H1 2026 accelerated

VinFast delivered 175,099 EVs to Vietnam customers in 2025 and 115,916 in H1 2026 [vinfast_2025] [vinfast_h126]. The 97,399 figure for 2024 is global and therefore excluded from the domestic denominator [vinfast_2024].

VinFast reported EV deliveries

2024 is global and excluded from the domestic planning pool.

2025Base case175,099
2026 H1115,916
202497,399

Sales History

2025
Powertrain
BEV — VinFast domestic
New Registrations
175,099
Share Pct
Status
Company deliveries, not registrations
2026 H1
Powertrain
BEV — VinFast domestic
New Registrations
115,916
Share Pct
Status
Company deliveries; partial year
2024
Powertrain
BEV — VinFast global
New Registrations
97,399
Share Pct
Status
Global deliveries; excluded from domestic pool

EVS scenarios reach 600,635 to 1,215,060 recent-cohort vehicles by end-2030

Cautious, base and high cases apply 18%, 28% and 38% annual growth for 4.5 years from the June 2026 planning pool. They are EVS capacity scenarios—not government forecasts.

EVS 2030 planning-pool scenarios

Planning assumptions from 285,195 recent-cohort vehicles.

Cautious601k
Base866k
HighBase case1.22m

Charging is extensive but the headline is a company-network claim

VinFast states that V-Green has more than 150,000 ports across 34 provinces/cities and offers qualifying car customers free charging through 30 June 2027 [vinfast_h126]. EVS must not treat this as an independently audited national public-charger census. A charger QCVN notified to the WTO remains a separate regulatory workstream [moit_qcvn].

Charging

V-Green charging ports
Value
150,000
As Of
2026-06-30
Status
Company claim; not independent national census
Provinces/cities covered
Value
34
As Of
2026-06-30
Status
Company claim after administrative consolidation
Free VinFast car charging end date
Value
2027-06-30
As Of
programme statement
Status
Company programme; subject to terms
Draft charger voltage scope
Value
≤1,500V DC / ≤1,000V AC
As Of
WTO notification 2025-03-19
Status
Draft QCVN, not installed-stock rule

Launch demand should centre on uptime and evidence

A young parc shifts early demand toward scheduled maintenance, tyres, chassis, thermal/charging diagnosis, mobile triage, post-impact isolation and used-EV assessment. Deep battery work is a later controlled capability.

Parc Age

2025 deliveries
Vehicles
175,099
Age At Snapshot
7–18 months
Service Implication
Warranty-heavy; tyres, alignment, HVAC, charging and evidence
2026 H1 deliveries
Vehicles
115,916
Age At Snapshot
1–7 months
Service Implication
Very young; fleet uptime and non-warranty incident work
Pre-2025/imported EVs
Vehicles
Age At Snapshot
Unknown
Service Implication
Exclude from core model until registration extract is secured
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Repair, statutory inspection and charging operation are distinct scopes

EVS may diagnose and repair only within approved premises, business lines and competence. It must not imply Vietnam Register inspection authority or operate public charging without separate electricity, standards and fire analysis [vr] [electricity_law].

Transparent TAM / SAM / SOM

285,195 planning-pool vehicles × 48% annual incidence × VND8.0m gives VND1095.2bn TAM. Applying 22% independent eligibility gives VND240.9bn. A 45% pilot-catchment reach proxy gives VND108.4bn SAM. Base SOM is 3,000 orders × VND14m = VND42.0bn.

Assumptions

Recent deliveries
Value
291,015
Type
Sourced company facts
Source Id
vinfast_2025 + vinfast_h126
Attrition/export/cancellation allowance
Value
2%
Type
EVS assumption
Source Id
evs_model
Annual paid-service incidence
Value
48%
Type
EVS assumption
Source Id
evs_model
Average annual service spend
Value
VND 8.0m
Type
EVS assumption
Source Id
evs_model
Independent eligibility
Value
22%
Type
EVS assumption
Source Id
evs_model
Pilot catchment reach
Value
45%
Type
EVS assumption
Source Id
evs_model

Service Pool

Recent delivery cohort
Vehicles
291,015
Value Vnd
Formula
175,099 + 115,916
Planning pool
Vehicles
285,195
Value Vnd
Formula
Recent cohort × 98%
TAM service events
Vehicles
136,894
Value Vnd
1,095,152,000,000
Formula
Pool × 48% × VND8.0m
Independent-eligible
Vehicles
Value Vnd
240,933,440,000
Formula
TAM × 22%
Pilot-catchment SAM
Vehicles
Value Vnd
108,420,048,000
Formula
Eligible × 45%
Base pilot SOM
Vehicles
3,000
Value Vnd
42,000,000,000
Formula
3,000 orders × VND14m

The sizing is deliberately conservative and auditable

It excludes pre-2025 and imported EVs, PHEVs, motorcycles, buses, charging revenue, collision body repair, pack replacement and franchise fees. Every non-sourced input is labelled EVS assumption.

Fleet, used-EV and insurer channels should lead

Prioritise ride-hailing/delivery fleets, used-EV dealers and lenders, insurers/bodyshops/recovery and corporate/rental fleets. Retail owners should not carry the hub alone.

Segments

Ride-hailing/taxi and delivery fleets
Priority
1
Need
Uptime, scheduled maintenance, charging/HVAC diagnosis, SLA
Used-EV dealers, lenders and buyers
Priority
1
Need
Battery health and pre-purchase evidence
Insurers, bodyshops and recovery
Priority
1
Need
Safe isolation, post-impact/flood triage and evidence
Private owners outside warranty
Priority
2
Need
Transparent multi-brand diagnosis and value repair
Corporate and rental fleets
Priority
2
Need
Consolidated reporting and mobile triage
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VinFast platforms dominate the validated launch list

VF 3, VF 5/Herio Green, Limo Green and VF 6 form the core. BYD and other imports belong in paid validation until reliable model-level domestic stock and tool-access evidence are secured.

Platforms

VinFast VF 3
Volume 2025
44,585
Volume H126
23,781
Priority
Launch
Evidence
Company-reported deliveries
VinFast VF 5 + Herio Green
Volume 2025
56,481
Volume H126
20,167
Priority
Launch
Evidence
2025 components summed; H1 reported combined
VinFast Limo Green
Volume 2025
27,127
Volume H126
27,927
Priority
Launch fleet
Evidence
Company-reported deliveries
VinFast VF 6
Volume 2025
23,291
Volume H126
14,045
Priority
Launch
Evidence
Company-reported deliveries
VinFast VF 7
Volume 2025
9,653
Volume H126
6,849
Priority
Phase 2
Evidence
Company-reported deliveries
BYD / imported BEVs
Volume 2025
Volume H126
Priority
Validate
Evidence
No reconciled national model-volume series

The authorised network is the central strategic constraint

VinFast claims 400 workshops [vinfast_h126], alongside national dealer groups and Bosch Car Service. EVS must differentiate with insurer-grade evidence, fleet SLA, multi-brand governance and transparent limitations.

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Competitors

VinFast authorised network
Type
OEM
Scale
400 workshops claimed
Implication
Dominant warranty, parts, software and fleet ecosystem
GSM / Xanh SM ecosystem
Type
Captive fleet
Scale
National urban fleet
Implication
Large demand but vertically integrated routing
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HCMC East is the strongest one-hub corridor

Thủ Đức–Dĩ An–Biên Hòa combines demand, fleet access, industrial premises and the southern logistics corridor. Hanoi is the second validation market; Hải Phòng, Đà Nẵng and Cần Thơ follow only after unit economics are proven.

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Regions

1
Region
HCMC East–Thủ Đức–Dĩ An–Biên Hòa
Score
88
Rationale
Private-car/fleet density, industrial premises and southern logistics corridor
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Incentives support adoption but should not underwrite workshop economics

The first-time BEV registration fee exemption was extended through 28 February 2027 [registration_fee]. Preferential special-consumption tax varies by seating class and period [special_tax]. EVS must confirm transaction-date law and earn returns from paid service demand.

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Incentives

First-time BEV registration fee
Benefit
0% through 28 Feb 2027
Status
Verify transaction-date implementation and later 50% phase
BEV special consumption tax
Benefit
Preferential rates through 28 Feb 2027
Status
Rate varies by seating class; verify current statute before pricing
2 more rows in the full report

Assume ordinary workshop economics until eligibility is confirmed

The standard corporate income tax framework and any investment or location incentive require project-specific advice [cit] [invest_vietnam]. Do not place unapproved grants or tax holidays in the base case.

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Business Incentives

Corporate income tax
Value
Standard 20%
Eligibility
Project/activity-specific incentives only after written tax advice
VAT
Value
Statutory and temporary reductions can differ
Eligibility
Confirm invoice date, service classification and current law
2 more rows in the full report

Price from a written tax and customs matrix

Confirm corporate income tax, VAT, withholding, related-party/royalty treatment, imported tools/parts and franchise fees before contracting. Temporary VAT changes and activity classification can alter invoices.

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Build a role-based EV competence system

No dedicated national EV-technician licence was evidenced. EVS should therefore impose documented HV awareness, authorised-person levels, lockout/tagout, insulated tools, rescue, supervision and recurrent assessment under the general occupational-safety framework [labour_safety].

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Site and activity approvals are the launch critical path

Obtain counsel and local-authority confirmation for entity/investment registrations, business lines, land use, construction, fire, environmental, waste, signage, charging and any controlled equipment before lease commitment.

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Regulations

Entity/investment
Requirement
Confirm foreign ownership, investment registration and enterprise registration for exact activities
Authority
Investment/business registration authorities
Gate
Vietnam counsel opinion
Foreign franchise
Requirement
Foreign-to-Vietnam franchising governed by Commercial Law and Decree 35/2006; registration/disclosure route must be confirmed
Authority
MOIT
Gate
Registration acceptance before franchise sale
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High-voltage access must be function- and role-limited

Use model-specific de-energisation, prove-dead, exclusion zones, two-person rules for defined tasks, arc/chemical PPE, insulated rescue equipment and incident drills. Audit competence independently before energised diagnosis.

Damaged batteries require a documented downstream chain

Classify normal, suspect, post-impact, flooded and thermally unstable packs; isolate and monitor them; document custody; and use authorised transport/treatment routes. EPR obligations do not replace workshop waste and safety duties [epr] [environment_law].

HVAC work needs refrigerant-specific controls

Confirm refrigerant identity, recovery equipment, technician competence, cylinder storage and environmental obligations. Do not assume ICE workshop procedures cover EV heat-pump systems.

Evidence and limitation wording are commercial controls

Use Vietnamese-facing quotations and terms, disclose diagnostic limits, obtain approval before extra work, preserve battery-health methodology, offer a complaints route and protect vehicle/customer data [competition] [data_law].

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Enter through one controlled hub, not immediate franchising

Foreign-to-Vietnam franchising is regulated under the Commercial Law and Decree 35/2006 [moit_franchise]. Confirm registration, disclosure, agreement language, competition, IP, tax and termination before offering franchises.

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Launch with high-frequency, low-intrusion services

Battery-health evidence, charging/HVAC diagnosis, tyres/chassis/brakes, fleet preventive maintenance and mobile triage should precede post-impact work. Pack opening, module repair and unsupported coding stay on hold.

Services

Battery health and pre-purchase certificate
Launch
Day 1
Gate
VIN-tested tools and limitation wording
Charging, thermal and HVAC diagnostics
Launch
Day 1
Gate
Model-specific procedures and insulated tools
Tyres, alignment, brakes and suspension
Launch
Day 1
Gate
EV lift points, torque and calibration controls
Fleet preventive maintenance and mobile triage
Launch
Day 1
Gate
SLA, routing and evidence standard
Post-impact/flood safe isolation
Launch
Phase 2
Gate
Quarantine, monitoring, insurer and emergency approvals
Pack opening/module repair/unsupported coding
Launch
Hold
Gate
Separate board approval after legal, OEM, safety and warranty evidence

Company control should precede network scale

Use a Vietnamese operating entity or approved structure, one controlled technical hub, central QA/data governance, local parts and recovery partners, and bilingual fleet/consumer processes. Franchise only after an audited operating year.

The base case is only marginally positive

The illustrative base produces VND42.0bn revenue, VND22.68bn gross profit and VND1.68bn EBITDA. Local premises, pay, insurance, parts, taxes and central charges must replace assumptions before investment.

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Illustrative pilot EBITDA

Pre-tax EVS assumptions in VND.

Low-12.53bn
Base1.68bn
HighBase case22bn

Pilot Economics

Low
Orders
1,800
Avg Ticket Vnd
8,000,000
Revenue Vnd
14,400,000,000
Gross Margin Pct
38
Gross Profit Vnd
5,472,000,000
Fixed Cost Vnd
18,000,000,000
Ebitda Vnd
-12,528,000,000
Status
EVS assumption
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Denominator quality and OEM control are the two largest risks

The plan deliberately gates expansion on an active-stock extract or audited customer/fleet cohort, plus evidence that EVS can win paid non-warranty work despite VinFast network dominance.

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Risks

OEM-controlled young fleet and 400-workshop VinFast network
Severity
Critical
Mitigation
Fleet/used/insurer channels and non-warranty evidence proposition
No authoritative active BEV/PHEV stock census secured
Severity
Critical
Mitigation
Use conservative recent cohort and make registration extract a gate
Parts, software and warranty restrictions
Severity
Critical
Mitigation
VIN/function matrix, parts agreements and strict unsupported-work policy
Damaged battery fire/flood exposure
Severity
Critical
Mitigation
Engineered isolation/quarantine, monitoring and authorised downstream route
Policy and tax implementation changes
Severity
High
Mitigation
Date-stamped legal/tax memo before capex and customer pricing
Price-sensitive independent market
Severity
High
Mitigation
Sell evidence, uptime and insurer-grade process rather than generic labour
Urban congestion and site constraints
Severity
Medium
Mitigation
Eastern industrial corridor, collection/mobile triage and booked workflow

The first 90 days must buy evidence, not footprint

Resolve law and denominator in days 0–30, run paid multi-platform jobs in days 31–60, then secure anchor demand and binding operating quotes in days 61–90.

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Plan 90

0–30
Action
Confirm entity, franchise, land use, fire, labour/HV, battery/waste, charging, tax, consumer and data matrix; secure registration extract; interview 40 owners and 25 B2B buyers
Owner
Country lead + counsel
Gate
Written legal/site memo and denominator evidence
31–60
Action
Run 200 paid inspections/diagnostics across 70 VINs and six platform families; measure access, ticket, cycle time, parts and repeat intent
Owner
Technical lead
Gate
≥90% promised-function success
61–90
Action
Secure fleet/dealer/insurer LOIs, premises/waste/insurance quotes, trained lead hires and refreshed economics
Owner
GM + finance
Gate
Board go/no-go pack

Seven explicit gates control entry

No capex or franchise rollout unless denominator, demand, paid evidence, technical access, safety/compliance, economics and controlled-hub gates all pass.

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Gates

Denominator
Go
Official active BEV/PHEV extract or audited customer/fleet cohort supports the thesis
No Go
Reliance only on manufacturer press releases
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Management questions before commitment

Can EVS obtain reliable active-stock and out-of-warranty data? Which fleet, insurer and used-EV counterparties will contract? Which diagnostics and parts are legally and technically accessible by VIN? What is the approved damaged-battery route? What site can pass fire and environmental review?

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Methodology

Primary/company and government sources were preferred, then Reuters, multilaterals and named market participants. Company deliveries and network claims are clearly labelled. The bottom-up service model separates sourced cohort facts from EVS assumptions and tests three forecast/economic scenarios.

Material limitations

No reconciled official active national BEV/PHEV passenger-car stock, model-age table or independent public-charger census was secured. VinFast dominates the observable data. Forecasts and economics are decision-support assumptions, not predictions or quotations.

Complete linked source register

The source table records publisher, publication/access date, URL and how each source is used. Company claims, government law/policy, independent reporting and EVS assumptions remain distinguishable.

Source Audit

vinfast_2025
Title
VinFast sets record with 175,099 EVs delivered in Vietnam in 2025
Publisher
VinFast
Publication Date
2026-01-13
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vinfastauto.us/investor-relations/news/vinfast-sets-record-with-175099-electric-vehicles-delivered-in-vietnam-in
Notes
Domestic customer deliveries, model mix, service and charging network claims.
vinfast_h126
Title
VinFast reports 115,916 Vietnam deliveries in H1 2026
Publisher
VinFast
Publication Date
2026-07-14
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vinfastauto.us/investor-relations/news/vinfast-reports-deliveries-of-17955-electric-vehicles-in-june-2026-in
Notes
H1 domestic deliveries, model mix, 400 workshops and 150,000 charging-port claims.
vinfast_2024
Title
VinFast 2024 global deliveries and 2025 guidance
Publisher
VinFast
Publication Date
2025-02-13
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vinfastauto.com/vn_en/vinfast-announces-4q24-global-deliveries-january-2025-domestic-deliveries-2025-guidance-and-sets-date-for-the-release-of-full-year-2024-results
Notes
97,399 global deliveries; excluded from domestic pool.
reuters_sales
Title
VinFast Vietnam deliveries nearly doubled in 2025
Publisher
Reuters
Publication Date
2026-01-06
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/ev-maker-vinfasts-vietnam-deliveries-nearly-double-2025-2026-01-06/
Notes
Independent context before final company total.
vna_may26
Title
VinFast holds Vietnam sales lead for 20th month
Publisher
Vietnam News Agency
Publication Date
2026-06-11
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://en.vietnamplus.vn/vinfast-holds-vietnam-sales-lead-for-20th-month-running-post344422.vnp
Notes
May 2026 deliveries and sales-lead context.
vgreen
Title
V-Green charging network
Publisher
V-Green
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vgreen.net/en
Notes
Operator service and network context; company claims require definition checks.
moit_qcvn
Title
Vietnam notifies draft national technical regulation for EV chargers to WTO
Publisher
Ministry of Industry and Trade
Publication Date
2025-03-19
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vioit.moit.gov.vn/ftas/tin-tuc/su-kien/viet-nam-thong-bao-ve-viec-xay-dung-quy-chuan-ky-thuat-quoc-gia-cho-tru-sac-xe-dien-den-to-chuc-thuong-mai-the-gioi--wto--304.145.html
Notes
Draft QCVN scope up to 1,500V DC and 1,000V AC.
moit_electrical
Title
Draft circular on electrical works protection and safety
Publisher
Ministry of Industry and Trade
Publication Date
2026-04-17
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://moit.gov.vn/tin-tuc/bo-cong-thuong-xay-dung-du-thao-thong-tu-quy-dinh-chi-tiet-ve-bao-ve-cong-trinh-dien-luc-va-an-toan-trong-linh-vuc-dien-.html
Notes
Current electrical-safety rulemaking context.
moit_franchise
Title
Decree 35/2006 implementing Commercial Law on franchising
Publisher
Ministry of Industry and Trade
Publication Date
2006-03-31
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://moit.gov.vn/en/legislation/legal-documents/-decree-detailing-implementation-of-commercial-law-2005-rega.html
Notes
Official legal-document record; foreign franchise route needs counsel confirmation.
road_law
Title
Road Law 35/2024/QH15
Publisher
Government of Vietnam
Publication Date
2024-06-27
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vanban.chinhphu.vn/?classid=1&docid=211193&orggroupid=1&pageid=27160
Notes
Road-law framework effective 1 January 2025.
electricity_law
Title
Consolidated Electricity Law 153/VBHN-VPQH
Publisher
Government of Vietnam
Publication Date
2025-09-09
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vanban.chinhphu.vn/?classid=0&docid=215307&pageid=27160
Notes
Electricity framework for separate charging workstream.
decision_876
Title
Decision 876/QD-TTg on green energy transition in transport
Publisher
Government of Vietnam
Publication Date
2022-07-22
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vanban.chinhphu.vn/?pageid=27160&docid=206205
Notes
National transport decarbonisation direction; not a current BEV stock statistic.
registration_fee
Title
Extension of first-time registration-fee exemption for battery EVs
Publisher
Government News
Publication Date
2025-03-02
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://en.baochinhphu.vn/govt-extends-registration-fee-exemption-for-electric-cars-until-2027-111250302135755099.htm
Notes
0% first-time registration fee through 28 February 2027.
special_tax
Title
Special consumption tax incentives for battery EVs
Publisher
Government News
Publication Date
2022-03-03
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://en.baochinhphu.vn/tax-incentives-for-electric-cars-111220303153037614.htm
Notes
Preferential rates vary by seating class and period.
invest_vietnam
Title
Vietnam investment procedures and incentives portal
Publisher
Ministry of Finance / Foreign Investment Agency
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://investvietnam.gov.vn/
Notes
Foreign investment and project procedures.
business_registry
Title
National Business Registration Portal
Publisher
Business Registration Authority
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://dangkykinhdoanh.gov.vn/
Notes
Enterprise registration route.
epr
Title
Vietnam EPR information portal
Publisher
Vietnam environment authority
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://epr.monre.gov.vn/
Notes
Producer responsibility framework; workshop waste duties remain separate.
environment_law
Title
Law on Environmental Protection 72/2020/QH14
Publisher
Government of Vietnam
Publication Date
2020-11-17
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vanban.chinhphu.vn/?pageid=27160&docid=202613
Notes
Waste, environmental licensing and EPR framework.
fire_police
Title
Fire prevention and rescue authority portal
Publisher
Ministry of Public Security
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://canhsatpccc.gov.vn/
Notes
Fire-safety authority and guidance.
vr
Title
Vietnam Register
Publisher
Vietnam Register
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.vr.org.vn/
Notes
Vehicle technical regulation and inspection authority; repair is not statutory inspection.
tcvn
Title
Vietnam standards portal
Publisher
Commission for Standards, Metrology and Quality
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://tcvn.gov.vn/
Notes
Standards and conformity context.
gso
Title
General Statistics Office of Vietnam
Publisher
General Statistics Office
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.gso.gov.vn/en/homepage/
Notes
Official macro and transport statistics; no reconciled active plug-in car stock used.
vama
Title
Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers Association
Publisher
VAMA
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vama.org.vn/
Notes
Member sales series has coverage limitations and does not include the whole market uniformly.
reuters_battery
Title
Vietnam manufacturer plans $130m EV battery plant with BYD
Publisher
Reuters
Publication Date
2026-01-27
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/vietnams-auto-manufacturer-establish-130-million-ev-battery-plant-with-chinas-2026-01-27/
Notes
3 GWh initial and 6 GWh second-phase announced capacity.
iea_gevo
Title
Global EV Outlook 2026
Publisher
International Energy Agency
Publication Date
2026-05-01
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.iea.org/reports/global-ev-outlook-2026
Notes
Global/regional EV definitions and context; not used as Vietnam active-stock source.
worldbank_ev
Title
Recommendations to national roadmap and action plan for electric mobility transition
Publisher
World Bank
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/vietnam/publication/vietnam-electric-mobility-transition
Notes
Policy and transition context.
bosch
Title
Bosch Car Service Vietnam
Publisher
Bosch Car Service
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.boschcarservice.com/vn/vi/
Notes
Independent multi-brand competitor reference.
thaco
Title
THACO AUTO
Publisher
THACO AUTO
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://thacoauto.vn/
Notes
National dealer-group competitor reference.
toyota
Title
Toyota Vietnam dealer and service network
Publisher
Toyota Motor Vietnam
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.toyota.com.vn/
Notes
OEM service competitor reference.
hyundai
Title
Hyundai Thành Công Vietnam
Publisher
Hyundai Thành Công
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://hyundai.thanhcong.vn/
Notes
OEM/dealer competitor reference.
byd
Title
BYD Vietnam
Publisher
BYD
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.byd.com/vn
Notes
Imported BEV market and authorised aftersales reference.
xanhsm
Title
Xanh SM
Publisher
GSM
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.xanhsm.com/
Notes
Electric ride-hailing fleet ecosystem reference.
cit
Title
Vietnam corporate income tax overview
Publisher
Foreign Investment Agency
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://investvietnam.gov.vn/en/tax-incentives.nd/corporate-income-tax.html
Notes
Standard/incentive CIT framework; eligibility requires project-specific advice.
competition
Title
Vietnam Competition Commission
Publisher
Vietnam Competition Commission
Publication Date
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vcc.gov.vn/
Notes
Competition and consumer-protection authority context.
data_law
Title
Decree 13/2023/ND-CP on personal data protection
Publisher
Government of Vietnam
Publication Date
2023-04-17
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vanban.chinhphu.vn/?pageid=27160&docid=207759
Notes
Personal-data requirements relevant to diagnostics and telematics.
labour_safety
Title
Law on Occupational Safety and Hygiene 84/2015/QH13
Publisher
Government of Vietnam
Publication Date
2015-06-25
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://vanban.chinhphu.vn/?pageid=27160&docid=180715
Notes
Employer safety, training and risk-control framework.
reuters_hanoi
Title
Vietnam capital plans fossil-fuel motorbike restrictions
Publisher
Reuters
Publication Date
2025-07-14
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/vietnam-capital-ban-fossil-fuel-motorbikes-city-centre-2026-2025-07-14/
Notes
Two-wheeler policy context; excluded from passenger-car sizing.
evs_model
Title
EVS Vietnam decision-support model
Publisher
EVS Worldwide
Publication Date
2026-08-09
Accessed At
2026-08-09
Url
EVS://Vietnam/model/2026-08-09
Notes
Planning pool, forecasts, incidence, spend, eligibility, reach, scores and pilot economics are EVS assumptions.

Recommendation

CONDITIONAL GO for a 90-day paid validation and one company-controlled HCMC East hub option. NO-GO for immediate national franchising, pack rebuilding or public charging. Convert only after all seven gates pass.

Validation

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passed
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Forecast, TAM/SAM/SOM and pilot cases reconciled
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passed
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Material claims linked; assumptions labelled
Branding
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passed
Evidence
EVS green/black/silver/white; no blue

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