VinFast Expands Global Aftersales Network with International Service Workshop Partnerships
VinFast signs MOUs with international partners to establish EV service workshops, aiming to grow its global network to over 1,100 facilities in 2026.
- nearly 800
- over 1,100
- more than 1.5 million
What Happened
VinFast has signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with international partners to establish EV service workshops meeting its global standards. The company will provide standardized technician training, consistent operating procedures, and a parts supply network targeting 24-hour delivery for common spare parts in key markets.
nearly 800 facilities
VinFast had developed nearly 400 workshops in Vietnam by end of 2025, bringing total global network to nearly 800.
over 1,100 service workshops
Expansion planned across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia through dealerships, fleet clients, and third-party partners.
VinFast aims to develop more than 1.5 million charging ports globally through partnerships with V-Green and local charging operators, complementing its aftersales network for a seamless EV ownership experience.
“Our goal is not simply to expand the network, but to build a customer-centric aftersales ecosystem that delivers an outstanding experience on a global scale.”
Why this matters
The expansion ensures VinFast customers receive standardized, high-quality aftersales service worldwide, supporting the company's global EV growth.
Terms in This Story
- EV
- Electric vehicle, a vehicle powered by an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine.
- Aftersales
- Services provided to customers after purchasing a vehicle, such as repairs, maintenance, and parts supply.
- MOU
- Memorandum of Understanding, a non-binding agreement that outlines the terms and details of a mutual understanding between parties.
- Ecosystem
- A network of interconnected services and products, in this case including charging infrastructure, customer support, and aftersales.
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