ACMobility showcased its largest electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem display yet at the 14th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit (PEVS 2026), held at the SMX Convention Center Manila. The display brought together electric vehicles from BYD and Kia, charging infrastructure, mobile charging services, and digital solutions designed to support EV adoption in the Philippines.
ACMobility's Philippine EV Spine covers more than 240 locations and operates over 600 charging points nationwide, connecting drivers from Northern Luzon to Mindanao. As of the end of June 2026, its network accounted for more than 40% of the country's public charging infrastructure, according to the company. Its charging hubs offer AC and DC fast-charging options, with power output reaching up to 480 kW.
Other services include Greenstrum for home and enterprise charging installation and maintenance, and Power-on-Wheels for mobile charging support during emergencies, events, and situations where fixed chargers are unavailable. The company's Evro charging app connects drivers to charging stations, route planning, charging-session monitoring, and digital payments. It has more than 100,000 registered users.
BYD and Kia Expand EV Choices
ACMobility also highlighted its electric vehicle lineup through BYD and Kia. BYD offers new energy vehicles for Filipino motorists, while Kia showcases its electrified vehicle technology and commercial mobility solutions, including the all-electric Kia PV5 Cargo.
“Through the Philippine EV Spine, our nationwide mobility infrastructure now connects drivers all the way from Northern Luzon down to Mindanao,” said Carla Buencamino, Head of Mobility Infrastructure at ACMobility.
ACMobility CEO Jaime Alfonso Zobel de Ayala said the company aims to make innovative and reliable mobility solutions more accessible by expanding its charging network and offering vehicles from global brands.
Supporting Electric Mobility in the Philippines
Through investments in charging infrastructure, vehicle distribution, and digital services, ACMobility aims to make electric mobility more accessible to individual drivers and businesses across the country.
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