ACMobility held a dominant share in the electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the Philippines for the first half of 2026.

As of the first half of the year, ACMobility continued to lead in both the number of EV Charging Hub locations and charge points among all operators in the Philippines, based on data gathered by the Department of Energy (DOE). Moreover, 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 Philippines, ACMobility accounted for 542 of them, equal to 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 issues this year, the company ramped up its EV charger builds. This allows the company to take advantage of its wide dealership network while partnering with fuel stations, malls, residential & 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 driving is now possible in the Philippines. This was demonstrated by a 3,500 km journey from Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte down to General Santos City, which crossed 102 cities and towns in a span of 22 days.

The trip landed two Guinness World Records for ACMobility: 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 offer both AC and DC fast chargers. These are available for use by private EVs and public transport fleets across all brands. Its chargers are accessible via the 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 can enjoy a more cost-effective and sustainable transport option,” added Buencamino.