Vingroup Electric Taxi Project in Uzbekistan Accelerates Green Mobility

On December 25, Vingroup electric taxi project in Uzbekistan took a strategic step forward as the group signed a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The agreement establishes a framework to jointly explore and implement large-scale, multi-sector initiatives aligned with the country’s long-term development priorities.
Vingroup Electric Taxi Project in Uzbekistan Targets Urban Mobility
Under the sustainable transportation pillar, the Vingroup electric taxi project in Uzbekistan focuses on evaluating the rollout of electric taxi and urban mobility services powered by VinFast electric vehicles. The proposal integrates vehicle deployment with a dedicated charging infrastructure and operational support systems designed for urban environments.
The initiative is intended to support cleaner transport solutions while enhancing reliability and accessibility across major cities. By combining electric vehicles with structured mobility services, the project aims to modernize public transport offerings and reduce dependency on conventional fuel-based fleets.
Key Elements of the Proposed Electric Mobility Program
The proposed framework under the Vingroup electric taxi project in Uzbekistan includes several interconnected components:

• Deployment of VinFast electric vehicles for taxi and shared urban mobility services

• Development of an integrated charging infrastructure network

• Establishment of operational and maintenance support systems

• Collaboration with local stakeholders to ensure scalability and regulatory alignment

This structured approach is designed to ensure long-term viability rather than short-term pilot deployment.
Supporting Uzbekistan’s Green Transition Goals
The Vingroup electric taxi project in Uzbekistan aligns closely with national sustainability objectives by addressing emissions reduction and urban environmental challenges. Transitioning to electric mobility is expected to lower carbon output, reduce noise pollution, and improve overall air quality in densely populated areas.
Beyond environmental benefits, the initiative also aims to enhance the quality of urban transportation by offering cleaner, more efficient mobility options that meet rising demand in expanding cities.
By combining electric vehicle technology with infrastructure and service ecosystems, the project represents a comprehensive model for sustainable urban transport development in Uzbekistan.