With the goal of promoting sustainable green transportation, improving air quality, and building a long-term sustainable mobility system, Vietnam is accelerating its transition to electric vehicles (EVs). Various policies and initiatives have been implemented to encourage and support the shift from gasoline-powered vehicles to EVs.
Two More Years of Registration Fee Exemption for EVs
According to a newly issued government decree, the 100% exemption on registration fees for EVs has been extended for an additional two years, until February 28, 2027. After this period, the registration fee will be reduced to 50%. These policies aim to accelerate the adoption of EVs, aligning with the country’s target of having electric, hybrid, and green energy vehicles (including those powered by solar energy, biofuels, or other renewable fuels) account for approximately 18-22% of total market sales by 2030, equivalent to 180,000-242,000 vehicles.
Source: VnExpress
Ho Chi Minh City to Pilot Green Transportation Transition in Cần Giờ and Central Districts
Following the Deputy Prime Minister’s directive on green transportation development, Ho Chi Minh City’s People’s Committee has proposed piloting the transition to electric and green energy-powered vehicles in Cần Giờ and selected central districts. This marks the second phase of the city’s green mobility policy, following the first phase, which focused on researching and formulating incentives for citizens to transition to green vehicles. The policy aims to reduce environmental pollution, promote clean energy adoption, and establish a sustainable urban transportation infrastructure. After the pilot phase in Cần Giờ, the program is expected to be expanded citywide.
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper
Grab Acquires 50,000 BYD EVs, Provides Financial Support for Driver Transition
On January 15, Chinese automaker BYD announced a partnership agreement with Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing platform, to supply 50,000 new energy vehicles to Grab in the region. These BYD vehicles will be deployed in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, including models such as the Denza D9, Atto 3 (also known as Yuan Plus in China), Seal, and M6. Additionally, drivers and vehicle supply partners for Grab, including car rental companies, will have access to BYD electric vehicles at competitive prices. Drivers can choose to rent vehicles from Grab’s partners or participate in a financial support program to purchase their own EVs.
This agreement is part of Grab’s commitment to transitioning to eco-friendly transportation, with a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 through the adoption of low-emission vehicles.
Grab and BYD are strategic partners of EBOOST in driving the electric vehicle ecosystem. To provide a modern and convenient charging experience, EBOOST offers exclusive promotions for users and drivers of these two brands.
Source: CaFe F
EBOOST: Expanding Charging Infrastructure to Support Green Mobility
As the transition to green mobility accelerates, charging infrastructure plays a crucial role. EBOOST currently operates over 200 charging stations nationwide, catering to all types of EVs, from cars to electric motorcycles, ensuring convenience and peace of mind for users on every journey. These charging stations are strategically located in commercial centers, residential areas, and key urban locations, making access to charging easier than ever.
For customers interested in EBOOST charging stations or for partners seeking information on charging system design, installation, and operation, please contact us via hotline: 0868 108 011.
