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.
Francisco Motors Corp. (FMC), the Filipino company behind the iconic jeepney, is eyeing an initial P6-billion investment to revive local vehicle production and develop electric vehicles under the government’s Electric Vehicle Incentive Strategy (EVIS).
French tire maker Michelin is seeing strong growth opportunities in the Philippines as evolving mobility patterns and more discerning consumers drive demand for safer, more innovative, and sustainable transport solutions.
Greenstrum, the electric vehicle charging solutions arm of ACMobility, is taking its charging infrastructure business nationwide, targeting companies looking to build and operate their own branded EV networks as electric mobility gains traction in the Philippines.