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VinFast Stadium is set to become the world’s largest football stadium with a capacity of 135,000 seats. This guide covers everything you need to know about Vietnam’s ambitious mega-project — from its architecture and technology to how you can plan your visit.
Curated by Andy Nguyen, Luxury Travel Specialist at Indochine CHIC
VinFast Stadium is more than just a stadium — it’s a statement of Vietnam’s ambitions on the global stage. With a capacity of 135,000 seats, it will surpass India’s Narendra Modi Stadium and North Korea’s Rungrado 1st of May Stadium to become the world’s largest stadium by capacity.
“A symbol of Vietnam’s rise — where sport, culture, and technology converge.”
Vietnam’s ambitious plan to build the world’s largest stadium
VinFast Stadium is a 135,000-seat mega-stadium under construction in Hanoi, Vietnam. Located within the Vinhomes Global Sportia project — a 9,171-hectare sports and entertainment city — the stadium is set to become the world’s largest stadium by capacity upon its planned completion in 2028.
The project is developed by Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, with an estimated total investment of approximately 925,000 billion VND for the entire Global Sportia development. The stadium itself occupies 73.3 hectares and is designed to host major international sporting events including the Asian Games, the Olympics, and FIFA World Cup matches.
Beyond its record-breaking capacity, VinFast Stadium is positioned as a “green and smart” venue integrating artificial intelligence for operations, 5G-connected smart seating, a retractable roof, and the ability to replace the pitch surface in just hours.
“A stadium that redefines what’s possible — in scale, technology, and national pride.”
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Artist’s rendering of VinFast Stadium — the future world’s largest stadium in Hanoi, Vietnam.
From Lac Viet to VinFast — the journey of a name
The stadium’s naming journey reflects a deliberate branding strategy by Vingroup, connecting its flagship electric vehicle brand to a global sporting icon.
Stadium naming rights create international brand recognition and can generate significant revenue.
A 9,171-hectare sports city — the largest urban development in Vietnam
Timeline based on Vingroup announcements and Hanoi planning approvals.
A comparison with the world’s current largest stadiums
| Stadium | Country | Capacity | Status | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VinFast Stadium | Vietnam | 135,000 | Under Construction | Retractable Roof |
| Narendra Modi Stadium | India | 132,000 | Completed | World’s Largest (current) |
| Rungrado 1st of May Stadium | North Korea | 114,000 | Completed | World’s Largest (formerly) |
| Michigan Stadium | USA | 107,601 | Completed | Largest in USA |
| Camp Nou | Spain | 99,354 | Completed | Largest in Europe |
| Melbourne Cricket Ground | Australia | 100,024 | Completed | Largest in Oceania |
VinFast Stadium’s 135,000 seats will surpass all existing stadiums.
Where Vietnamese heritage meets world-class engineering
“The stadium is designed to be a symbol of Vietnam’s rise — a structure that combines the country’s rich cultural heritage with the most advanced engineering and technology in the world. The Dong Son motifs and Lac bird imagery connect the stadium to Vietnam’s ancient past, while its smart technology and sustainable features point toward the future.”
A stadium built for the AI era
VinFast Stadium is designed to be one of the world’s most technologically advanced venues.
A venue capable of hosting the world’s biggest events
The stadium is being designed to meet the requirements for hosting the world’s most prestigious events.
A catalyst for growth and investment
A green stadium for a sustainable future
Exploring Hanoi’s attractions near the stadium
Planning your visit to Vietnam’s future sporting icon
VinFast Stadium is located in the southern part of Hanoi, Vietnam, within the Vinhomes Global Sportia mega-project.
VinFast Stadium is designed to have a seating capacity of approximately 135,000, which would make it the world’s largest stadium.
The stadium is expected to be completed and operational by 2028.
VinFast Stadium is being developed by Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, through its real estate subsidiary Vinhomes.
The total investment for the Vinhomes Global Sportia project is approximately 925,000 billion VND.
The stadium is being designed to meet international standards for hosting the Olympic Games, Asian Games, and FIFA World Cup.
While the stadium is currently under construction, guided tours may be available once completed.
It is a 9,171-hectare sports and entertainment city in southern Hanoi, featuring the VinFast Stadium, sports facilities, hotels, and commercial areas.
The stadium was renamed to align with Vingroup’s global branding strategy, connecting its flagship electric vehicle brand with the world’s largest stadium.
Beyond its record-breaking capacity, the stadium features a retractable roof, 5G-connected smart seating, AI-powered operations, and sustainable design inspired by Vietnamese culture.
How VinFast Stadium transforms Vietnam’s global image
VinFast Stadium positions Vietnam as a global player capable of hosting the world’s most prestigious events. It signals economic strength, technological advancement, and cultural confidence.
The stadium will attract international visitors, showcasing Hanoi as a modern, dynamic destination. It adds a compelling new reason for travelers to visit Vietnam.
The project positions Vietnam as a potential host for major international sporting events, creating a sports economy that generates jobs, investment, and global recognition.
Vinhomes Global Sportia demonstrates a vision for integrated urban development — combining sports, commerce, housing, and transportation in a single masterplan.
A complete network of guides and resources
Let Indochine CHIC help you plan your visit to Hanoi’s future sporting icon. Private transfers, luxury accommodations, and bespoke itineraries tailored to your preferences.
hello@indochinechic.com
The Complete Guide to Vietnam’s Future World’s Largest Stadium
VinFast Stadium is set to become the world’s largest football stadium with a capacity of 135,000 seats. This guide covers everything you need to know about Vietnam’s ambitious mega-project — from its architecture and technology to how you can plan your visit.
Curated by Andy Nguyen, Luxury Travel Specialist at Indochine CHIC
VinFast Stadium is more than just a stadium — it’s a statement of Vietnam’s ambitions on the global stage. With a capacity of 135,000 seats, it will surpass India’s Narendra Modi Stadium and North Korea’s Rungrado 1st of May Stadium to become the world’s largest stadium by capacity.
“A symbol of Vietnam’s rise — where sport, culture, and technology converge.”
Vietnam’s ambitious plan to build the world’s largest stadium
VinFast Stadium is a 135,000-seat mega-stadium under construction in Hanoi, Vietnam. Located within the Vinhomes Global Sportia project — a 9,171-hectare sports and entertainment city — the stadium is set to become the world’s largest stadium by capacity upon its planned completion in 2028.
The project is developed by Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, with an estimated total investment of approximately 925,000 billion VND for the entire Global Sportia development. The stadium itself occupies 73.3 hectares and is designed to host major international sporting events including the Asian Games, the Olympics, and FIFA World Cup matches.
Beyond its record-breaking capacity, VinFast Stadium is positioned as a “green and smart” venue integrating artificial intelligence for operations, 5G-connected smart seating, a retractable roof, and the ability to replace the pitch surface in just hours.
“A stadium that redefines what’s possible — in scale, technology, and national pride.”



Artist’s rendering of VinFast Stadium — the future world’s largest stadium in Hanoi, Vietnam.
From Lac Viet to VinFast — the journey of a name
The stadium’s naming journey reflects a deliberate branding strategy by Vingroup, connecting its flagship electric vehicle brand to a global sporting icon.
Stadium naming rights create international brand recognition and can generate significant revenue.
A 9,171-hectare sports city — the largest urban development in Vietnam
Timeline based on Vingroup announcements and Hanoi planning approvals.
A comparison with the world’s current largest stadiums
| Stadium | Country | Capacity | Status | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VinFast Stadium | Vietnam | 135,000 | Under Construction | Retractable Roof |
| Narendra Modi Stadium | India | 132,000 | Completed | World’s Largest (current) |
| Rungrado 1st of May Stadium | North Korea | 114,000 | Completed | World’s Largest (formerly) |
| Michigan Stadium | USA | 107,601 | Completed | Largest in USA |
| Camp Nou | Spain | 99,354 | Completed | Largest in Europe |
| Melbourne Cricket Ground | Australia | 100,024 | Completed | Largest in Oceania |
VinFast Stadium’s 135,000 seats will surpass all existing stadiums.
Where Vietnamese heritage meets world-class engineering
“The stadium is designed to be a symbol of Vietnam’s rise — a structure that combines the country’s rich cultural heritage with the most advanced engineering and technology in the world. The Dong Son motifs and Lac bird imagery connect the stadium to Vietnam’s ancient past, while its smart technology and sustainable features point toward the future.”
A stadium built for the AI era
VinFast Stadium is designed to be one of the world’s most technologically advanced venues.
A venue capable of hosting the world’s biggest events
The stadium is being designed to meet the requirements for hosting the world’s most prestigious events.
A catalyst for growth and investment
A green stadium for a sustainable future
Exploring Hanoi’s attractions near the stadium
Planning your visit to Vietnam’s future sporting icon
VinFast Stadium is located in the southern part of Hanoi, Vietnam, within the Vinhomes Global Sportia mega-project.
VinFast Stadium is designed to have a seating capacity of approximately 135,000, which would make it the world’s largest stadium.
The stadium is expected to be completed and operational by 2028.
VinFast Stadium is being developed by Vingroup, Vietnam’s largest private conglomerate, through its real estate subsidiary Vinhomes.
The total investment for the Vinhomes Global Sportia project is approximately 925,000 billion VND.
The stadium is being designed to meet international standards for hosting the Olympic Games, Asian Games, and FIFA World Cup.
While the stadium is currently under construction, guided tours may be available once completed.
It is a 9,171-hectare sports and entertainment city in southern Hanoi, featuring the VinFast Stadium, sports facilities, hotels, and commercial areas.
The stadium was renamed to align with Vingroup’s global branding strategy, connecting its flagship electric vehicle brand with the world’s largest stadium.
Beyond its record-breaking capacity, the stadium features a retractable roof, 5G-connected smart seating, AI-powered operations, and sustainable design inspired by Vietnamese culture.
How VinFast Stadium transforms Vietnam’s global image
VinFast Stadium positions Vietnam as a global player capable of hosting the world’s most prestigious events. It signals economic strength, technological advancement, and cultural confidence.
The stadium will attract international visitors, showcasing Hanoi as a modern, dynamic destination. It adds a compelling new reason for travelers to visit Vietnam.
The project positions Vietnam as a potential host for major international sporting events, creating a sports economy that generates jobs, investment, and global recognition.
Vinhomes Global Sportia demonstrates a vision for integrated urban development — combining sports, commerce, housing, and transportation in a single masterplan.
A complete network of guides and resources
Let Indochine CHIC help you plan your visit to Hanoi’s future sporting icon. Private transfers, luxury accommodations, and bespoke itineraries tailored to your preferences.
hello@indochinechic.com
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