Amid Vietnam’s growing focus on green transportation and clean energy transition, V-Green, a leading developer of electric vehicle charging systems under Vingroup’s ecosystem, is expanding its partnerships beyond the automotive sector. The company has recently signed a collaboration agreement with PNJ, a renowned jewelry brand, to deploy charging stations across PNJ’s retail stores, offices, and manufacturing facilities.
This strategic move aims to facilitate both PNJ employees and customers while promoting sustainable mobility throughout the corporate ecosystem. The partnership was officially announced during the “Green Transportation Transition – Breakthrough Investment Opportunities” seminar held on September 25th in Ho Chi Minh City. V-Green will work closely with PNJ to ensure the charging infrastructure complies with legal regulations and technical standards. Additionally, PNJ is collaborating with VinFast and GSM to encourage employees to adopt electric vehicles and prioritize GSM’s electric taxis for business logistics.
This partnership with PNJ marks another significant milestone in V-Green’s ongoing infrastructure expansion efforts. Previously, the company partnered with The Gioi Di Dong (Mobile World) to transform over 2,000 stores into EV charging and battery-swapping hubs, with plans to install 1,000 car charging points and 1,000 motorcycle battery-swapping stations by 2026. Simultaneously, V-Green has teamed up with FPT Retail to establish charging and swapping stations across FPT Shop locations nationwide, slated for operation starting November 2025.
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