ACMobility may be seeing losses this year, but there are many bright spots for the company as a whole. It’s not just the sales of what is now one of the leading automotive brands in the market in BYD, but also the company’s electric vehicle charging network.
As of the end of June this year, ACMobility officially held a 45% network share of all fixed charging locations across the country. The company had 222 of the 492 EV charging hubs. As for charging points, ACMobility accounted for 542 of the total 1,246, good for 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,” said ACMobility head of mobility infrastructure Carla Buencamino. “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.”
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As BYD boomed in the Philippines, ACMobility capitalized by steadily expanding its charging infrastructure, a decision that has, in more ways than one, proven to be correct. It was also one of the reasons the company was able to push its ‘Drive Electric. Love Pilipinas.’ campaign.
“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,” added Buencamino. “We hope to encourage more Filipinos to embrace electric mobility so they can enjoy a more cost-effective and sustainable transport option.”
