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Green Xentro has launched the initial phase of a 2,500-unit fleet of fully electric (BEV) taxis in Rizal province, under a strategic partnership with the global mobility platform Green GSM.
This marks one of the largest BEV taxi rollouts in the Philippines to date, as well as the first large-scale implementation of a partner-led expansion model designed to accelerate electric mobility adoption across emerging markets.
Fuel costs continue to climb, but VinFast’s latest programs offer a different equation. Free charging and added incentives turn everyday driving into a more predictable and lower-cost routine.
Fuel prices in the Philippines are moving up again. As of March 17, pump prices have posted another round of increases, extending a weeks-long trend. For people who drive for or to a living, this means that every trip carries an increasingly painful cost.
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VinFast, in partnership with AutoIcon Group, has officially opened the VinFast Caloocan dealership, its 30th dealership in the Philippines.
The new dealership marks a key milestone in its journey in the archipelago, underscoring its accelerated expansion and long-term commitment to leading the country’s green mobility movement.
VinFast Philippines joined forces with the country’s industry thought leaders, policymakers, and business owners to examine the state of EV adoption and its impact on Philippine businesses.
Powered by VinFast, the recently concluded “Charging Ahead: The Future of Battery Electric Mobility” is a B2B EV symposium designed to foster meaningful dialogue on policy, innovation, and the evolving role of electrification in moving Philippine businesses forward.
VinFast appears to be quietly preparing one of its biggest moves in the Philippine market.
According to industry insiders, the Vietnamese electric vehicle maker is lining up the launch of its first-ever multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) in the country—an all-electric, seven-seater model referred to as the Limo Green—with Manila expected to be its first stop as early as March.