ACMobility, the mobility arm of the Ayala Group, reported strong sales growth in 2025 as demand for both conventional and electrified vehicles rose in the Philippines.
The company said total unit sales climbed 82% to 42,684 vehicles last year, up from 23,483 units in 2024. The surge nearly doubled its market share to 9%, from 4.9% a year earlier.
ACMobility attributed the growth to strong demand for several models, including the BYD Sealion 6, BYD Seal 5, and Kia Sonet, along with new vehicle launches such as the BYD Shark 6 DMO and BYD Sealion 5 DM-i.
The firm said it maintained a dominant position in the new energy vehicle (NEV) segment with an 82.3% market share.
Financially, ACMobility also reported a narrowing of its core net losses to ₱386 million, from ₱465 million the previous year, as higher vehicle volumes helped offset rising marketing expenses.
To support the expansion of electric mobility, the company said it continued to build out its charging infrastructure.
By the end of 2025, ACMobility had installed 459 charging points — 419 of which are currently electrified — across 166 locations nationwide.
Looking ahead, the company began 2026 with two key developments: the renewal of its distribution partnership with Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD and its entry into the luxury electric vehicle segment.
As part of its premium push, ACMobility Premium Dealership has also been appointed as one of only three Philippine dealers for Denza, BYD’s luxury EV brand.
