Vietnam’s Green GSM became the country’s first fully foreign-owned electric vehicle taxi operator when it formally rolled out its pure EV fleet at the Quezon Memorial Circle in Quezon City.
The all-EV fleet, launched in partnership with local operator EV Taxi Corp, begins operations in key Metro Manila hubs including Makati, Taguig, Pasig, Mandaluyong, Paranaque, and Pasay.
2GO said it is among the few transportation and logistics companies in the Philippines to integrate EV charging infrastructure into its sea freight services.
Toyota RentaCar, Toyota Motor Philippines’ official car rental service, has partnered with JoyRide to allow customers to book via the JoyRide app a wide selection of vehicles — from sedans to SUVs and vans — available to be self-driven or chauffeur-driven.
The partnership is geared at developing a more holistic approach to the way the ride-hailing platforms work with drivers, aiming to introduce tools and policies that recognize behavioral and cognitive factors that influence driver performance.
Pedro Simoes, the newly minted managing director of Ford Philippines, said 2025 is going to be a big year for the company as it is finally bringing its suite of electrified products to the country.
Chery Automobile subsidiary Omoda & Jaecoo has officially launched its presence in the Philippines, unveiling a range of internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric vehicles designed to meet the modern lifestyle needs of Filipinos.
