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VinFast VF9

VinFast VF9 charging

Shown: 2027 VinFast VF 9 Plus

10-80% fast charge

Not published for this version
40 minVF 9 Eco (CATL battery)other version: VF 9 Eco (CATL battery)
See the plug and charging power
15 hat homeLevel 2, 240 V · fueleconomy.gov

The 10-80% fast-charge time is not published for the 2027 VinFast VF 9 Plus; the VF 9 Eco (CATL battery) is quoted at 40 minutes. It peaks at 300 kW on DC.

Is that fast?

Peaking at 300 kW, the VinFast VF9 charges faster than the median of 150 kW among 342 EVs with a published peak.

VinFast VF9 · peak 300 kW · #51 of 342 

How long at home overnight?

Level 2, 240 V (published)fueleconomy.gov · Aug 6, 202615 h
11 kW wallbox~11.2 h (estimate)
7.4 kW wallbox~16.6 h (estimate)

Estimates from the 123 kWh usable battery. Charging losses are not included.

What does it cost to charge?

Set your electricity price and miles. The battery and consumption come from this car; the rest are your assumptions.

Difference per year

$359 a year cheaper than gas

estimateRests on a figure that is collected, not yet verified.at 600 mi/month, home $0.17/kWh, gas $4.16/gal, 31 mpg

Full charge, empty to full~$20.91

Your assumptions

Electricity price your assumption$0.17/kWh
Distance per month your assumption600 mi/month
$/gal
your assumption
mpg
your assumption

This car's data (fixed)

Usable battery123 kWh
Consumption49.6 kWh/100 mi

Illustrative starting values, not a quote (as of Jun 2026): home $0.17/kWh, public DC $0.45/kWh, gas car $4.16/gal, 31 mpg. Charging losses are not included.

Which version charges fastest?

2027 VinFast VF 9 Plusshown

Road trip 10-80%

No data

DC peak 300 kW

Home 240 V

15 h

Eco and 1 more with the same figures

Road trip 10-80%

No data

DC peak 300 kW

Home 240 V

No data

VF 9 Eco and 1 more with the same figures

Road trip 10-80%

No data

Home 240 V

15 h

VersionBattery10-80%DC peakOnboard AC240 V full
2027 VinFast VF 9 Plusshown123 kWh-300 kW-15 h
Eco and 1 more with the same figures123 kWh-300 kW--
VF 9 Eco and 1 more with the same figures----15 h

Which plug, and what can it power?

DC peak power
300 kW
The top speed on a DC fast charger; it is not a charging time.
Battery voltage
400 VVF 9 Eco (CATL battery)other version: VF 9 Eco (CATL battery)
Nominal battery voltage, as the source lists it.
Onboard AC charger
11 kWVF 9 Eco (CATL battery)other version: VF 9 Eco (CATL battery)
Sets the top speed on a home or destination charger.
Heat pump
standard
Heats the cabin with less of the battery in winter.

Where do these numbers come from?

FigureValueSourceChecked
10-80% claimedautotrader.ca40 minVF 9 Eco (CATL battery)other version: VF 9 Eco (CATL battery)Sep 18, 2026autotrader.caSep 18, 2026
DC peak powervinfastauto.eu300 kWAug 14, 2026vinfastauto.euAug 14, 2026
Onboard AC chargervinfastauto.com11 kWVF 9 Eco (CATL battery)other version: VF 9 Eco (CATL battery)Sep 18, 2026vinfastauto.comSep 18, 2026
240 V full chargefueleconomy.gov15 hAug 6, 2026fueleconomy.govAug 6, 2026
Usable batteryvinfastauto.us123 kWhNov 4, 2026vinfastauto.usNov 4, 2026
Battery voltagemotortrend.com400 VVF 9 Eco (CATL battery)other version: VF 9 Eco (CATL battery)Sep 18, 2026motortrend.comSep 18, 2026

Home-charge hours are our estimates from these figures.

All 25 sources of the VinFast VF9

What next?