Chevrolet enters EV race with Spark EUV, Captiva

Hariphil Asia Resources Inc. has introduced Chevrolet’s first electrified models in the Philippines, adding the Spark EUV, Captiva EV and Captiva PHEV to its local lineup. The launch places Chevrolet in the country’s growing electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle market.

The Spark EUV serves as the brand’s entry point into full electric mobility. It carries a boxy, modern retro design that fits urban driving. Chevrolet positions it as a compact vehicle suited for daily city use.

The model comes in dual-tone finishes such as Sea Blue with a White roof, Track Yellow, and Gentle Gray with a Black roof. A Milky Tea monotone variant is also available. IntelliBeam is included to assist with headlamp control during night driving.

The Spark EUV features a 10.1-inch infotainment touchscreen and an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster. The display layout provides access to vehicle data and battery information.

The Spark EUV runs on a 75 kW permanent magnet synchronous motor paired with a 41.9 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery. Output is rated at 102 PS and 180 Nm of torque. Chevrolet lists a driving range of up to 360 kilometers based on NEDC figures.

Driver assistance systems include Intelligent Driving Assist, Front Collision Safety System, Lane Safety Features, and a 360-degree panoramic camera.

The Spark EUV carries a suggested retail price of P1,547,000. An introductory price of P1,449,000 is available for a limited period.

Chevrolet also introduced the larger Captiva EV and Captiva PHEV. Both models share the same body and cabin layout. The wheelbase measures 2,800 mm, which allows more space for passengers and cargo. A 15.6-inch infotainment touchscreen sits at the center of the dashboard.

The Captiva EV is available in Sandy White, Shadow Golden, Laser Gray and Khaki Green, all with a black roof. The Captiva PHEV offers the same colors in monotone finishes. Both variants come with IntelliBeam and a corner light function.

Safety systems include Intelligent Driving Assist, Front Collision Safety System, Lane Safety Features, and a 360-degree panoramic camera.

The Captiva EV operates on a 150 kW motor paired with a 60 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery. Chevrolet lists a range of up to 415 kilometers under NEDC standards. The model supports 6.6 kW AC and up to 120 kW DC charging. A 30 to 80 percent charge takes around 30 minutes.

It has a suggested retail price of P1,938,000, with an introductory price of P1,860,000. The Captiva PHEV lists at P1,899,000, with an introductory offer of P1,821,000.

“Chevy Charge marks a significant milestone for HARI and our customers, enhancing our lineup with electrified models that align with our long-term growth and mobility strategy,” said Maria Fe Perez-Agudo, vice chairman, president, and CEO of HARI. “This launch goes beyond introducing new vehicles — it reflects our steadfast commitment to innovation, sustainability, and empowering drivers with smarter, cleaner, and more efficient mobility solutions.”

With the addition of these models, Chevrolet expands its presence in the local market as more brands enter the electrified vehicle segment.