Tesla's latest step in Vietnam
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On Tesla's recruitment website for the Asia-Pacific region, five positions in Vietnam were just posted, including directors responsible for business, purchasing, services, human resources, partnerships, and charging infrastructure development. One of the key positions is the charging infrastructure development specialist. In the application requirements, Tesla explicitly states that candidates need knowledge in real estate, electrical infrastructure, urban planning, and policies related to electric vehicles. Among other things, this indicates that the American automaker plans to expand the infrastructure for electric vehicle charging stations as soon as it officially enters the Vietnamese market. Tesla currently operates a Supercharger network with over 80,000 stations worldwide. This system is one of the company's biggest competitive advantages, helping to attract customers and boost Tesla's business in many markets. It is still unclear whether Tesla Vietnam will build its own Supercharger system or cooperate with existing infrastructure providers, and this will depend on official company information. Likewise, no details are provided regarding the business strategy, the official launch date, the product range, and the prices. Previously, Tesla had pursued a strategy of massive personnel recruitment before entering several Southeast Asian countries. In Thailand, the company...
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