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Toyota PH expands hybrid electric line-up with new 2022 Camry

The new Camry’s hybrid system switches from gasoline engine to hybrid battery based on speed, acceleration, and driving conditions.

Ford PH unveils all-new Ford Explorer with advanced technologies

Ford Philippines is offering the all-new Explorer Limited 4WD variant in the country.

Ford Territory marks 8,000th customer milestone in PH

The Ford Territory reached the milestone just 15 months since its launch in August last year.

Nissan puts electrification at center of new long-term strategy

Nissan will introduce 23 new electrified models, including 15 new EVs by fiscal year 2030 aiming for an electrification mix of more than 50% globally across the Nissan and INFINITI brands.

Ford PH expands truck lineup with all-new Ford F-150 diesel variant

Responding to the clamor among customers and enthusiasts for a diesel variant of the F-150, Ford Philippines is offering the all-new F-150 Lariat Diesel 4x4 variant in the country.

Shell ready to install charging stations to hasten EV adoption in PH

Oil company Shell said it is ready and willing to put charging stations in its gas stations in the Philippines as a way to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.

E-vehicle group to mount first eco-run for EVs in PH

The eco-run will gather registered participants — EV owners in Metro Manila and nearby areas — for a driving tour that is aimed at demonstrating support to a proposed legislation promoting the use of EVs in the country.

DOST research center developing cheaper batteries for e-vehicles

The country is now eyeing at developing economical lead-acid batteries with optimal performance capacity as a better alternative energy storage to lithium-ion that can eventually be used for electric vehicles.

TECH-IN-CAR REVIEW | Ford Territory 5-seater SUV Titanium edition

How does the new Ford Territory fare in the tech department? We give you the lowdown in this tech-in-car review.

E-vehicle volume in PH drops by 35% during pandemic

The Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines (EVAP) said the Covid-19 pandemic has adversely impacted the local EV industry with the number of registered EVs in the country dropping by 35% to 1,015 units in 2020 from 1,570 units in 2019.

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