The New NAIA Infrastructure Corp. (NNIC) and the Philippine Airlines (PAL) have signed a landmark Airport Use Agreement (AUA), marking the first such standardized pact with an airline since NNIC took over management of Ninoy Aquino International Airport in September 2024.
Philippine vehicle sales remained down in the first seven months of 2026, but the rapid rise of electrified vehicles is reshaping the market as their share of total sales approaches 16 percent.
Clark International Airport is expanding its regional connectivity with Ho Chi Minh City as its newest international destination, strengthening its role as an alternative gateway for travelers from Central and Northern Luzon.
The government is looking at veteran automotive manufacturer MD Juan Enterprises Inc. as a potential production base for locally made electric vehicles, starting with electric tricycles and eventually moving into electric jeepneys.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG will enter the Philippine market in September, bringing an AI-focused mobility strategy to an increasingly crowded field of electric and new-energy vehicle brands.