Vietsol and SEVASA Partner to Pioneer Smart EV Charging Solutions in Vietnam

On October 16, 2025, at Vietsol’s office in Hanoi, Vietsol Co., Ltd. and SEVASA Inc. (South Korea) officially signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to cooperate in smart energy infrastructure and e-mobility. This collaboration aims to combine SEVASA’s innovative charging technologies with Vietsol’s local market expertise and implementation capabilities, paving the way for scalable, market‑fit EV charging and energy management solutions in Vietnam.

Document handover between Vietsol and SEVASA officials formalizing their cooperation in Smart EV Charging deployment.
Document handover between Vietsol and SEVASA officials formalizing their cooperation in Smart EV Charging deployment.

Under the LOI, both parties will initiate a Proof of Concept (PoC) for SEVASA’s BECS‑based Variable Power Control Charging System, co-develop versions adapted to Vietnam’s market, and explore the possibility of forming a joint venture for local production. The LOI also sets the stage for potential involvement of V‑Green Energy Co., Ltd., aligning with national EV infrastructure efforts.

SEVASA: Company & Technology Overview

SEVASA Inc. is a Korean company operating in EV charging solutions, enabling EV charging in constrained environments through shared-use models and modular power management. Their BECS-based system supports dynamic load balancing, shared usage between EV/ICE vehicles, and adaptability to local infrastructure.

Recognized by GS Energy and IBK, SEVASA’s innovation lies in enabling Smart EV Charging across dense urban areas and commercial deployments.

Smart EV Charging Infrastructure in Vietnam

Vietnam is scaling EV adoption rapidly, with forecasts aiming at 1 million EVs by 2030. However, infrastructure remains a challenge: up to 350,000 public chargers may be needed by 2040. Current policies support green transport with tax exemptions and possible subsidies, yet electricity pricing, grid load capacity, and standardization remain pressing issues.

Representatives of Vietsol and SEVASA signing a Letter of Intent to collaborate on Smart EV Charging solutions in Vietnam.
Representatives of Vietsol and SEVASA signing a Letter of Intent to collaborate on Smart EV Charging solutions in Vietnam.

Smart EV Charging Technologies & E-Mobility Trends

The future of EV charging lies in intelligent energy systems. Smart EV Charging includes variable power control, BESS integration, demand-response optimization, and interoperability across platforms. Charging stations are now intelligent energy nodes requiring orchestration of software, hardware, and grid interfaces.

Strategic Impact

Vietsol and SEVASA aim to demonstrate pilot deployments of Smart EV Charging technologies customized for Vietnam’s regulatory, technical, and grid realities. This partnership reflects a strategic move toward sustainable mobility and localized innovation.

Vietsol and SEVASA teams pose together after signing partnership agreement on Smart EV Charging.
Vietsol and SEVASA teams pose together after signing partnership agreement on Smart EV Charging.
SEVASA representative presents EV charging innovations and shared-use models during the partnership event.
SEVASA representative presents EV charging innovations and shared-use models during the partnership event.

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