Policies requiring government offices to buy electric vehicles are being eyed to jumpstart the local e-vehicle (EV) industry, according to DTI undersecretary Rafaelita Aldaba.
The Covid-19 contagion is proving to be a major factor in the digital transformation of the local transport sector with the government now pushing for contactless and cashless solution for various modes of mass transportation in the country.
Commuters who will be riding on UBE Express Premium Point-To-Point PITX-Sucat, and PITX-Lawton bus routes once they are available again can pay via various cashless payment options powered by PayMaya, reducing the risk of spreading the virus often associated with cash handling.
The Philippines is the first country to launch the new Vios model and will serve as Toyota’s bold bet to lead the resurgence of the local auto industry.
The two tech projects from DLSU can reduce traffic congestion in the Philippines by using shared network systems with ample data on roads and highways.
The five-seater SUV will be equipped with technologies such as 360-degree camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, Active Park Assist, leather power adjust seats with cooling function, 10-inch touch screen with multi-view function, and wireless charging.
Brian Cu will step down from his position on August 14 and will be replaced in the interim by Grab Philippines head of transport and shared services Ronald Roda.
