ACMobility is now the Philippines’ largest EV charging operator, holding 45% of fixed charging locations and 43.5% of total charge points as of the first half of 2026, according to Department of Energy (DOE) data. The company operates 222 of the country’s 492 EV charging hubs and manages 542 out of 1,246 charge points across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
ACMobility says it kept building new sites through partnerships with fuel stations, malls, offices, residential buildings, restaurants, and other retail locations to support rising EV demand amid oil supply volatility. Its hubs offer both AC and DC fast chargers and are open to all EV brands, including public transport fleets. Drivers can locate chargers, start sessions, and pay via the Evro app using GCash or credit card.
Earlier this year, ACMobility’s “Drive Electric, Love Pinas” campaign with BYD and the Department of Tourism completed a 3,500‑km continuous drive from Ilocos Norte to General Santos City, hitting 102 cities in 22 days and setting two Guinness World Records for most cities visited by a BEV and a PHEV in a continuous journey. ACMobility says the expansion aims to make charging more accessible and encourage more Filipinos to switch to electric mobility for lower running costs and sustainability.
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