Under the agreement, VNPT's nationwide facilities will host the charging stations and battery swap cabinets for VinFast vehicles. Beyond providing premises, VNPT will participate in the construction and installation of equipment, and deliver telecommunications infrastructure, internet connectivity, and data SIMs for all charging stations and battery swap cabinets within the project.

Representatives of V-Green and VNPT at the signing ceremony. Photo: V-Green

The synergy between VNPT's telecommunications infrastructure and V-Green's capabilities promises a convenient user experience for VinFast vehicle owners nationwide. This partnership is expected to expand Green's green transportation ecosystem, aligning with VNPT's digital ecosystem development strategy.

Nguyen Anh Quynh, General Director of V-Green, stated that the cooperation with VNPT marks a significant step in the company's journey to expand green transportation infrastructure. "With VNPT's collaboration, V-Green's network of charging stations and battery swap cabinets will rapidly increase its coverage, providing a seamless experience for customers," Mr. Quynh said.

Users utilizing electric motorbike battery swap cabinets. Photo: V-Green

Huynh Quang Liem, General Director of VNPT Group, stated that the company leverages its strong nationwide telecommunications infrastructure and network, committing to collaborate with V-Green in building a green transportation ecosystem. "V-Green's charging station and battery swap infrastructure will feature real-time data monitoring to optimize the end-user experience," he said. "VNPT's digital platform will ensure V-Green's green energy network operates seamlessly, accelerating the electrification of transportation in Vietnam."

VNPT's advantages include available land, existing site infrastructure, and a nationwide team of skilled engineers. These resources will help the project optimize space and rapidly expand the charging and battery swap network. Additionally, this cooperation will extend into equipment operation and maintenance.

According to the memorandum of understanding, the two parties aim to install 60,000 electric motorbike battery swap cabinets in QII and plan for 150,000 charging ports for electric cars and motorbikes.

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