Ayala, the country’s oldest conglomerate, tried to make Volkswagen work in the Philippines, but after a 12-year run, the German brand’s local ride is coming to an end.
Wells Fargo Philippines has rolled out its first fleet of electric buses, expanding its free employee shuttle service with low-emission transport options aimed at improving mobility, efficiency, and air quality.
Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) has forged a strategic partnership with two Vietnam-based companies to help accelerate the country’s transition to cleaner, more sustainable transportation.
The Philippines is expected to generate around 680,000 jobs and attract ₱120 billion in capital investment under the Electric Vehicle Incentive Strategy (EVIS), Trade Secretary Cristina A. Roque said, as the country positions itself as a key player in Southeast Asia’s EV manufacturing race.
In a major stride toward sustainable urban transport, Grab Philippines has unveiled GrabTaxi Electric—the country’s first fully electric, on-demand taxi fleet officially recognized by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB).
Xpress, one of the Philippines’ fastest-growing mobility platforms, has deployed its first batch of electric and hybrid vehicles powered by BYD, marking a major milestone in the country’s shift toward sustainable transportation.
Aiming to establish more than 100 service workshops across the country by the end of 2025, VinFast and JIGA will work closely under the MOU to designate service centers as official VinFast service hubs in the Philippines.
Conglomerate Ayala Corp.’s AC Mobility is stepping up its electric vehicle drive, with China’s BYD making up 1 in 5 cars sold last year, signaling accelerating EV adoption in the local market.