ACMobility, the country's leading provider of end-to-end solutions for electric mobility, has launched the first electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in Bohol, located at the new Kia dealership in Tagbilaran City.

The hub has two 7-kW AC chargers accessible to the public via Evro, ACMobility’s partner EV charging app. Putting the province on the EV map, the charging hub is seen to open the Bohol market to EV ownership and pave the way for the installation of more EV charging stations on the island.

"The island province of Bohol is an important connector within the Philippine EV Spine. With the opening of our first charging station on the island, coupled with the new dealership of our partner brand Kia, we are making electric mobility more accessible for residents and visitors in Bohol while supporting the growth of the local economy," said Carla Buencamino, Head of Mobility Infrastructure at ACMobility.

"By putting up the island’s first EV charging station located in Kia Bohol, we open up the possibility of people owning EVs because they no longer need to worry about where to charge their vehicles. Regardless of whether fuel prices are high or not, the important thing is that there is freedom of choice because there is availability,” said Louise Camille Lumapas, Kia Philippines Dealer Principal.

Tagbilaran City Mayor Jane Yap said the new EV Charging Hub will boost tourism in Bohol, designated as the Philippines' first UNESCO Global Geopark for its geological and cultural importance.

"This is a proud moment for Tagbilaran and for the whole island of Bohol. Having the first EV charging station here shows that Bohol is ready to move with the times while protecting what makes our island special," said Yap, adding that it aligns with the city's push to be "progressive, innovative, and environmentally responsible."

The mayor said the charging hub will also give both locals and visitors the confidence to drive EVs on the island, encouraging more travel and inviting more investors to come to Bohol.

ACMobility continues to expand its reach across Visayas, bringing its brand of accessible and reliable EV charging services to more Filipinos. ACMobility’s EV charging network, the Philippine EV Spine, is the largest in the country with over 240 charging locations and more than 600 charge points.

Manila, Philippines (October 22, 2026) — ACMobility, the country’s leading provider of end-to-end electric mobility solutions and a member of the Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines (EVAP), mounted its largest and most comprehensive interactive display yet at the 14th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit (PEVS) 2026. 

Showcasing its position as the nation’s prime mover in sustainable transport, ACMobility brought together its world-class vehicle brands, advanced digital technology, and cutting-edge charging infrastructure to prove that a seamlessly interconnected ecosystem is key to unlocking mass electric vehicle (EV) adoption across the country.

Nationwide Infrastructure Ecosystem

Central to ACMobility’s showcase is an extensive lineup of nationwide charging solutions built to support individual EV drivers and enterprises alike at every step of their journey. 

The ecosystem begins with Greenstrum, which offers professionally installed charging solutions, proactive maintenance, and local technical support for both home and enterprise. On the road, drivers rely on the expanding Philippine EV Spine, ACMobility’s public charging hub network spanning over 240 strategic locations and 600+ charge points nationwide, making EV drives possible from Pagudpud in the north to Davao City in the south. Covering more than 40% of the country's total public charging network as of end-June 2026, these hubs feature both AC and DC fast chargers reaching up to 480kW. 

For off-grid or roadside support, Power-on-Wheels provides flexible on-demand charging for emergencies, events, and areas where fixed chargers are not available. Unifying these physical touchpoints is Evro, ACMobility’s partner EV charging app which now has over 100,000 registered users. Currently the country’s leading e-mobility service provider, Evro allows drivers to locate DOE-accredited chargers, plan routes, monitor sessions, and complete digital payments across the ACMobility network and partner charge point operators.

"Through the Philippine EV Spine, our nationwide mobility infrastructure now connects drivers all the way from Northern Luzon down to Mindanao, proving that long-distance EV travel is a reality today. By combining home charging solutions, public hubs, mobile charging support, and a seamless digital experience via the Evro app, we are ensuring that EV drivers can truly charge anywhere and drive everywhere,” said Carla Buencamino, Head of Mobility Infrastructure at ACMobility. 

Accelerating EV Adoption Through BYD and Kia

Complementing its charging footprint, ACMobility highlighted its diverse portfolio of passenger vehicles, catering to a wide range of consumer needs and preferences. 

ACMobility brings cutting-edge battery technology, safety, and accessible new energy vehicles to Filipino commuters through BYD. 

Through Kia, the company offers premium EV innovation, engineering excellence, and elevated driving experiences, with the launch of the all-new Kia PV5 Cargo, designed as a purpose-built electric commercial solution for local business logistics.

“At ACMobility, our mission has always been to make innovative and reliable mobility solutions accessible to more Filipinos,” said Jaime Alfonso Zobel de Ayala, Chief Executive Officer of ACMobility. “We’re working toward that goal by expanding our charging network and offering vehicles from global brands such as BYD and Kia. Through these efforts, we hope to make modern mobility a part of everyday life for more Filipinos.”

ACMobility remains committed to advancing electric mobility through sustained private sector investment, infrastructure development, and multi-sectoral partnerships. By bridging home, road, mobile, and digital solutions into one cohesive ecosystem, ACMobility continues to lead the charge toward making sustainable transport accessible to all Filipinos.

Visit ACMobility at the 14th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit 2026 (SMX Convention Center Manila, Oct 22–24) to explore its charging infrastructure and test-drive the latest NEVs from BYD and Kia.

ACMobility, the country’s leading provider of end-to-end electric mobility solutions, on Monday opened the first publicly accessible electric vehicle charging hub in the city of Manila, with two more lined up through its collaboration with the city government.

Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso and Manila Vice Mayor Angela Lei “Chi” Ilagan-Atienza led the inauguration of the ACMobility EV Charging Hub at the Kartilya ng Katipunan (Bonifacio Shrine) near the Manila City Hall on October 19, 2026, with Maria Bejoc, ACMobility’s Head of Business Development and Network Operations, and Yvonne Castro, ACMobility’s Head of Government Engagements.

The hub is equipped with two EV chargers: one 22-kW AC charger, which can recharge a vehicle to up to 80% capacity in at least three hours, and one 30kW DC charger, which can power up an EV to up to 80% in 30 minutes to an hour.

ACMobility is set to build two more EV Charging Hubs in Manila, located at city-run hospitals, the Bagong Ospital ng Maynila and the Sta. Ana Hospital.

 “We are honored to be the first charge point operator to open a publicly accessible charging hub in the country’s capital city. This development is significant as Manila serves as a role model for other cities and towns across the country. We hope the opening of this charging hub encourages other local government units to embrace electric mobility and start building mobility infrastructure,” said Bejoc.

Domagoso said the Manila EV charging hub shows how City Hall is looking to address future needs with tech-based solutions that private sector partners can provide.

“Here is the proof where the government is looking at the future, looking at future problems, and there will be. But in the absence of resources, or with limited resources, we work with the private sector,” the mayor said.

ACMobility operates the country’s largest network of EV Charging Hubs, known as the Philippine EV Spine, with over 240 locations and more than 600 charge points nationwide. These chargers are part of the company’s electric mobility ecosystem, which provides reliable charging solutions for the home and enterprises, as well as fleet and on-demand charging. 

ACMobility, the country's leading end-to-end electric mobility provider, held a dominant share in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the country as of end June, reflecting its commitment to enabling the country’s electric shift through an expansive EV charging backbone.

As of the first half of the year, ACMobility continued to lead in both number of EV Charging Hub locations and charge points among all operators in the Philippines, according to data from the Department of Energy.

ACMobility’s network share in fixed charging locations was at 45%, with 222 EV charging hubs out of the total 492. Of 1,246 charge points across the country, ACMobility accounted for 542, or 43.5%.*

"Our goal at ACMobility is to help drive the Philippines’ shift to electric mobility by making EV charging accessible where people live, work, play and travel. Through the Philippine EV Spine, we are committed to connecting the archipelago with charging hubs that will enable Filipinos to charge anywhere, drive everywhere with EVs,” said Carla Buencamino, Head of Mobility Infrastructure at ACMobility.

As demand for EVs increased due to oil supply volatility this year, ACMobility ramped up its EV charger builds, leveraging its wide dealership network while partnering with fuel stations, malls, residential and office buildings, restaurants, and other retail brands to access strategic locations.

Earlier this year, ACMobility’s campaign “Drive Electric, Love Pinas” with BYD and the Department of Tourism proved that cross-country EV drives is now possible in the Philippines, with a continuous 3,500-km journey from Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte down to General Santos City across 102 cities and towns in 22 days.

The trip landed ACMobility two Guinness World Records: one for “Most cities visited in a continuous journey by a battery electric vehicle (BEV),” and another for “Most cities visited in a continuous journey by a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV).”

ACMobility’s EV charging hubs, which offer both AC and DC fast chargers, are available for use by private EVs and public transport fleets across all brands. Its chargers are accessible via partner app Evro, which allows drivers to locate available chargers at any given time, monitor their charging sessions, and pay via GCash or credit card.

“By making EV charging accessible to owners of all vehicle brands and types, we are optimizing our infrastructure to power the country’s growing EV community. We hope to encourage more Filipinos to embrace electric mobility so they could enjoy a more costeffective and sustainable transport option,” said Buencamino.

*Data includes fixed open access public charging stations only, not battery swapping stations

Make your EV charging experience more convenient with ACMobility charging credits. Follow these simple steps to redeem your voucher and use your credits for your next charging session.

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How to Redeem Your ACMobility Voucher

1. Open our partner app, Evro. Go to the Maps page, select ACMobility EV Charging Hub Store.

2. Scroll down to the voucher section, enter the code, and tap Redeem. Once the code is validated, tap Apply.

3. Your voucher credits will appear on the Evro homepage once successfully redeemed.

How to Charge Using ACMobility Credits

1. Plug in your vehicle and scan the charger's QR code. Enter your desired charging amount or use MyCharge Planner.

2. Select ACMobility ChargePlus as payment method.

3. Review session details, pay, and slide to start charging.

Ready to power up? Redeem your voucher, use your credits, and save on your next charging session at the ACMobility EV Charging Hub.

MANILA, PHILIPPINES (September 1, 2026) — ACMobility, the Ayala Group’s end-to-end mobility provider, recently scored multiple wins for people management from international bodies, sustaining a strong year of workplace recognition.

For the second consecutive year, ACMobility took home awards at the HR Excellence Awards (HREA) and the Stevie® Awards for Great Employers, reinforcing its standing as one of the country’s top employers.

The awards include top citations for ACMobility’s senior leaders, reflecting a shared leadership commitment to prioritize employee well-being and foster a positive work culture. 

These accolades also build on the company’s strong track record of excellence in people practices, having earned two top awards earlier this year: the Top Employer 2026 Certification by the Top Employers Institute, and a certification from Great Place to Work Philippines.  

2026 HR Excellence Awards

ACMobility received three citations from the HR Excellence Awards this year: 

• Gold citation for Excellence in HR Management

• Bronze citation for Excellence in Total Rewards

• HR Leader of the Year (Silver citation) – ACMobility Chief People Officer Ariane Nava 

The international body recognizes organizations for outstanding practices across key areas of human resources and people management. 

2026 Stevie® Awards for Great Employers

In the 11th annual Stevie® Awards, ACMobility earned two Silvers, joining the list of winners out of 1,000 nominations from 38 countries, 

• People-Focused CEO of the Year - Jaime Alfonso Zobel de Ayala, ACMobility CEO

• Chief Human Resources Officer of the Year - Ariane Nava, ACMobility Chief People Officer

The Stevie Awards for Great Employers recognize the world's best employers and the human resources professionals, teams, achievements, and HR-related products, solutions, and suppliers that help create and drive great places to work. 

Winners will be honored at a red carpet awards ceremony on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at the Pullman Paris Montparnasse in Paris, France, where they will be celebrated alongside winners of the 2026 Stevie® Awards for Technology Excellence, The International Business Awards®, and the German Stevie® Awards.

"The honors from the HR Excellence Awards and the Stevie® Awards reflect the same commitment we've carried through the years: building a workplace environment where our people feel supported, valued, and empowered to grow. We're proud to be recognized alongside the industry's best, and even prouder of the whole team who makes this possible," said Nava.

ACMobility's latest wins add to a milestone year for its workplace culture, reflecting the trust and culture of malasakit felt by employees across its offices, dealerships, and mobility subsidiaries nationwide.

Planning a road trip or heading to an event with your EV crew? Power-on-Wheels Group Charge makes it easier to power up together. Get zero booking fees when 3 or more EVs book a group charging session from August 17 to November 20, 2026.

POWER-ON-WHEELS SCHEDULE:

📍 Metro Manila and Cavite (Kawit, Novelata, Rosario, Imus, Bacoor, Gen Trias, and Dasmariñas)

⏰ Monday - Friday | 6AM - 9PM

CHARGING DETAILS:

🔌DC Charger | CCS2 & GB/T

🔋Minimum State of Charge (SOC): 20%

🔋Charging Limit: 80%

🔋Minimum Top Up: 15kWh

🏷️ P37.50/kWh (effective October 16 onwards)

MECHANICS:

1. This promo runs from August 17 to November 20, 2026 and is open to EVs equipped with CCS2 or GB/T charging ports. EVs must have a minimum battery charge of 20%.

2. To qualify, a group charging session for at least three (3) EVs must be booked on the same day for the same location, with charging sessions scheduled one after another.

3. A designated Primary Group Contact must book the group's charging session through the POW Mobile/Viber number and type "POW Group Charge." All bookings are subject to compatibility verification and schedule confirmation.

4. This promo is available for charging sessions booked from Monday to Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. To ensure efficient charging, POW will charge EVs up to maximum of 80%.

HOW IT WORKS:

1. Primary Group Contact should message Power-on-Wheels via Text/Viber: 0917 177 5180 and mention the "POW Group Charge" promo.

2. The Primary Group Contact should provide

   • Name and contact number

   • Name of all EVs owners in the group

   • Current State of Charge (SOC)

   • Charging location/map pin

   • Preferred charging date and consecutive time slots
     

3. Power-on-Wheels will verify the booking and schedule.

Get your group together and book your charging session today.

📲 Book now via Text or Viber: 0917 177 5180

Per DTI Fair Trade Permit No. FTEB-264554 Series of 2026.

This August 1 to 31, 2026, enjoy ₱200 in savings if you charge your EV between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. at select ACMobility EV Charging Hubs in Metro Manila. 

Simply open our partner app, Evro, claim your voucher from the Inbox, then redeem at participating charging hubs marked on the app with the Deals Pin. A new voucher will be released every Sunday during the promo period.

Here are our participating EV charging hubs: 

1. MAKATI CITY: One Ayala, BPI Magallanes South

2. MARIKINA CITY: Ayala Malls Marikina, Ayala Malls Feliz

3. PARAÑAQUE CITY: Ayala Malls Manila Bay, BPI BF Parañaque

4. PASIG CITY: Ayala Malls The 30th

5. QUEZON CITY: Ayala Malls UP Town Center, Vertis North, Ayala Malls Cloverleaf, Ayala Malls Fairview Terraces, BPI Commonwealth, UP Techno Hub

6. TAGUIG CITY: BGC Corporate Center One & Two, PTTC Park Triangle Corporate Center, Bonifacio Technology Center, Bonifacio Stopover Corporate Center, HSBC Centre, AT Yuchengco Center, One Bonifacio High Street

Promo Details 

• Promo runs from August 1 to 31, 2026. Per DTI-FTEB Permit No.263682 Series of 2026. 

• New ₱200 voucher will be released every Sunday in the Evro app Inbox. 

• Each voucher can be used once per week during the promo period. 

• Charging session must start between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. 

• Voucher is valid for one charging session only. Any unused balance will be forfeited. 

• A minimum charging fee of ₱28.50 is required for the discount to apply. 

• Promo is subject to terms and conditions. 

• The voucher cannot be used together with ChargeFleet.

• Stay tuned for new vouchers every Sunday throughout August to claim your next voucher and keep savings on your EV charging sessions.