EV Charging Power Modules Factory & Exporter in Vietnam

Leading the Green Revolution in Southeast Asia with High-Efficiency DC Fast Charging Solutions and Smart Infrastructure Technology.

The Industrial Landscape of EV Charging in Vietnam

As one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is currently undergoing a massive structural shift towards sustainable energy. Driven by the government's commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050 and the explosive rise of domestic EV pioneers like VinFast, the demand for robust EV charging power modules and infrastructure has reached an all-time high. Vietnam’s industrial parks—from the Northern hubs in Bac Ninh and Hai Phong to the Southern tech zones in Binh Duong—are increasingly integrating electric mobility as a core component of their logistics and employee transportation strategies.

150K+ Charging Ports Planned
45% Annual EV Growth
63 Provinces Expanding Grid
TOP 3 SEA EV Market Potential

Our role as a premier factory and exporter in this region is to provide the "beating heart" of these stations: the Power Modules. These modules utilize advanced SiC (Silicon Carbide) technology to ensure that heat dissipation is optimized for Vietnam’s tropical climate—high humidity and high temperatures. Whether it's for public "Vin-standard" stations or private commercial fleets, our hardware is designed for 24/7 reliability.

Local Insights: Vietnam's urban centers like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi are prioritizing "Smart City" initiatives. This includes the deployment of ultra-fast DC chargers along the North-South Expressway (Cao tốc Bắc – Nam), where power modules must withstand variable voltage inputs and provide seamless CCS2 connectivity, the predominant standard in the Vietnamese market.

Hangzhou Zap Charger: Global Manufacturing, Local Vietnam Expertise

Hangzhou Zap Charger Co., Ltd. is a professional EV charging solutions manufacturer specializing in high-performance connectors, cables, and smart charging systems for the global electric mobility market. Based in the technological heart of Hangzhou, the company leverages a sophisticated R&D ecosystem to support the burgeoning Vietnam EV export market.

Equipped with a skilled R&D team, we continuously develop smart charging technologies that enhance energy efficiency and optimize charging performance. Our flexible OEM and ODM services allow Vietnamese partners to customize designs and specifications to suit the unique requirements of the ASEAN market.

12+ Global Patents
50k+ Modules Exported
99.9% Uptime Rating

Specialized Application Scenarios in Vietnam

Commercial Hubs (Lotte, Vincom)

Optimized 11kw to 22kw AC stations for multi-level basement parking in major cities like Ho Chi Minh and Da Nang, supporting long-duration stay charging for retail shoppers.

Eco-Tourism Resorts (Phu Quoc, Nha Trang)

Solar-powered Level 2 chargers integrated with local microgrids to provide sustainable "destination charging" for green tourists in Vietnam’s coastal gems.

Heavy Duty Logistics (Hai Phong Port)

Ultra-fast DC power modules (240kw+) designed for electric trucks and heavy-duty logistics fleets operating between Vietnam's major ports and manufacturing clusters.

Public Transport (Hanoi E-Bus)

Dedicated charging depots utilizing our high-current Infypower modules to ensure rapid turnaround times for Vietnam’s growing network of electric city buses.

Smart Residential High-Rises

Load-balancing intelligent chargers that prevent grid overload in densely populated apartment complexes in Thu Duc City and Nam Tu Liem.

Off-Grid Rural Stations

Rugged GBT and CCS2 solutions for remote provinces (Dak Lak, Ha Giang), featuring high dust resistance and wide-range voltage stability for inconsistent power grids.

Future Trends: The Next Decade of Vietnam’s EV Sector

The Vietnamese EV market is on the cusp of an "infrastructure boom." Key trends we are monitoring include:

  • V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) Integration: Using EVs as mobile power banks to stabilize Vietnam's national grid during peak industrial hours.
  • Liquid Cooling Modules: As DC charging speeds exceed 350kw, liquid-cooled power modules will become the standard for expressway stations to prevent thermal throttling.
  • Standardization: Moving toward a unified CCS2 standard across all private and public networks to ensure maximum interoperability for diverse vehicle brands entering the market (BYD, Tesla, Hyundai, etc.).