TESLA’s first official center in the Philippines symbolizes a step forward in sustainability, innovation and global partnerships. Shown are: (center) President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.; Lani Cayetano, mayor of Taguig City and Isabel Fan, regional director of Tesla with key officials.
Photographs courtesy of TESLA PH
PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. celebrates the launch of Tesla’s first official center in the Philippines, highlighting a vision for innovation and sustainability.
TESLA regional director Isabel Fan demonstrates Tesla’s cutting-edge features to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., with key officials and business leaders observing the innovation in action. Shown are: Antonio Lagdameo Jr., Special Assistant to the President of the Philippines; Kevin Tan, chief executive officer of Alliance Global; Lani Cayetano, Mayor of Taguig City and Frederick Go, Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs.
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The Philippines just marked a big milestone in the world of electric vehicles (EVs). President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. officially launched the country’s first Tesla Center, celebrating it as a sign of growing innovation and investment in sustainable technology.
In his speech, President Marcos expressed his excitement over Tesla’s decision to set up shop in the country, emphasizing how the Philippines is ready to support the EV industry with its infrastructure and progressive policies.
“Tesla’s decision to invest in the Philippines is a recognition of our nation’s potential, underpinned by forward-thinking policies and a collective determination to innovate,” President Marcos said.
“As Tesla lays a groundwork, and as we invest in infrastructure and implement policies supporting the industry, competition will grow. Then, what may seem as aspirational today — half of the vehicles in our streets as EVs — will become attainable tomorrow,” he added.
The Chief Executive emphasized that more than sustaining the environment, Tesla empowers local workforce, invests in Filipino talents, and builds a generation of Filipinos equipped with globally sustainable technologies.
“Tesla is building a generation of Filipinos equipped to lead in the global shift towards sustainable technologies such as this,” the President said.
The President thanked Tesla for believing in the Philippines and its potential.
“To Tesla, thank you for believing in the Philippines. Your investment in the country extends beyond transportation and infrastructure; it is in the people and potential of the country. To the Filipino people, let us work together to ensure that this milestone runs parallel with our shared journey towards sustainability, inclusivity, and innovation.”
The launch of Tesla Center marks a significant milestone of Tesla’s commitment to drive adoption of electric vehicles in the Philippines.
Operated directly by Tesla, the Tesla Center at Uptown Parade consists of the Tesla Philippines’ head office, the experience center, the delivery hub and after-sales service support, providing a comprehensive and one-stop experience.
“Tesla enables the use of electric vehicles by providing a comprehensive and seamless Tesla Experience directly in the Philippines. Tesla Charging Network and services are available and operated 24/7 to serve Tesla owners. We will keep putting the best efforts to further invest in charging infrastructure and hire locals to transcend Philippines towards sustainable energy.” Isabel Fan, regional director of Tesla Philippines, said.
Tesla Philippines officially launched and commissioned the first Supercharging Station on 8 November 2024. In just two months on 20 January 2024, Tesla launched the official Tesla Center and started its first deliveries of the Model 3 today, marking a significant step forward in electric vehicles ownership and sustainable development in the Philippines.
The Model 3 (from P2,136,000, inclusive of VAT) is now available; whilst the New Model Y (from P2,396,000, inclusive of VAT) Launch Series is only available in limited time at the Tesla official website tesla.com/en_PH. Contact Tesla Philippines’ hotline at 1-800- 13220087, and follow Tesla official accounts on X @teslaphp and Instagram @teslamotorsph to get the latest updates.
