Equipped with four Superchargers operating at a peak efficiency of 250 kW, the station can charge a Tesla to 120 km in just five minutes—enough for three round trips between Tesla Experience Centre at Uptown Parade and Quezon City.
The service is offered on a pay-per-use basis at P19 per kWh, making it cost-efficient for Tesla owners. Fully charging a Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive, which boasts a range of up to 513 km (WLTP), costs about P1,140.
The launch aligns with Tesla's mission to enable long-distance travel and deliver a seamless charging experience, further empowering electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the Philippines.
Tesla’s charging technology prioritizes convenience, offering features such as automated charger detection and integration with the Tesla mobile app. Owners can monitor charging status, check station availability, and receive notifications when charging is complete. Payments are automatically processed via the Tesla app, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
The launch event, led by Tesla regional director Isabel Fan, was attended by Department of Energy (DOE) officials, Fort Bonifacio representatives, and executives from Megaworld Corp.
Fan emphasized Tesla's commitment to expanding its charging network, promising more Supercharger stations to support the Philippines' growing EV ecosystem.
Model 3 and Model Y vehicles are now available, with prices starting at P2,136,000 (inclusive of VAT). For updates, follow Tesla Philippines on X @teslaphp and Instagram @teslamotorsph.--Ed: CSN
