ZAMBOANGA CITY — Senatorial aspirant “Manong” Chavit Singson has introduced electric Korean-made vehicles to the Zamboanga City transport group to replace the traditional public mode of transportation that uses gasoline and diesel to operate.

Singson also formally introduced them on Friday the electric Korean-made vehicles, a modern and affordable mode of transportation that is being widely considered by Transport groups today.

Singson told the transport group that the electric Korean-made vehicles can carry passengers for 100 kilometers on a single charge.

“This kind or type of vehicle can transport your passengers to a distance of 100 kilometers at a single charge,” Manong Chavit explained to the group.

His plan includes financial aid, incentives, and low-interest loans to help drivers and operators transition to safer, eco-friendly vehicles.

He also introduced to the transport group here the electric tricycle that has a capacity ranging from six to eight persons.

Additionally, he said, “When the transport group will use electric mode of transportation, the city will have a clean environment, and free from air pollution.”

“We can all breathe fresh air, free from air pollution and contamination from any viral influenza and other form of air disease that can afflict anyone of us,” he said

In the middle of his discussion on the use of electric vehicles, Manong Chavit has also introduced an E-wallet called VBank, designed to provide accessible banking services to all Filipinos, both domestically and internationally.

A live demonstration showcased VBank’s capabilities during the event. Singsong wanted to help the local government boost the local economy to improve the lives of low-income residents.