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  1. IRON showcases XPENG’s work beyond automobiles as the humanoid robot appears alongside the company’s Philippine vehicle debut.

    XPENG rolls out six-model lineup

    XPENG has officially entered the Philippine market with six vehicle variants across its X9 electric MPV and L03 SUV coupé lineup, priced from ₱1.548 million.…

  2. AION UT is one of two GAC electric vehicles covered by the year-end charger and maintenance promo.

    GAC bundles free charger, PMS with Aion EVs

    GAC Philippines supports its owners through a nationwide network of 30 dealerships, a dedicated parts warehouse, two years of free roadside assistance, and…

  3. VINFAST offers the Evo, Feliz II and Viper as part of its growing e-motorcycle lineup.

    VinFast makes electric riding accessible

    VinFast E-Motorcycle Philippines is making electric riding more accessible with a battery subscription, battery swapping stations and IP67-rated models built…

  4. CHARGING at home prepares the electric Range Rover for journeys of up to 372 miles.

    JLR opens electric Range Rover orders

    Jaguar Land Rover opens orders for its first fully electric Range Rover, marking a major step in its EV strategy as the luxury carmaker recovers from a costly…

  5. Illustration by Glenzkie Tolo

    Do not charge like a cellphone

    An electric car can be charged at home, but not like a cellphone. Yes, it can detect a fault and stop charging, but bad wiring may not warn you until it starts…

  6. PROFILE highlights the scooter’s Pearl Arctic White finish, dark lower panels and bronze-colored wheels.

    Honda adds Click125 Smart Edition White

    Hyundai plans to launch or refresh more than 100 vehicles worldwide by 2030, targeting 5.55 million annual sales while expanding its electrified lineup,…

  7. HYUNDAI presents the IONIQ 3 as an early model in its program of more than 100 vehicle launches and updates through 2030.

    Hyundai details 100-vehicle roadmap to 2030

    Hyundai plans to launch or refresh more than 100 vehicles worldwide by 2030, targeting 5.55 million annual sales while expanding its electrified lineup,…

  8. ALL 7,500 Metro Manila slots will be exclusively available to electric vehicles, including plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and battery electric vehicles.

    LTFRB floods Manila with 7.5K new EVS

    All 7,500 Metro Manila slots will be exclusively available to electric vehicles, including plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and battery electric vehicles.