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Heads-up: ACMobility’s new charging rates will take effect on Oct. 16

Prices across AC and DC charging will go up
ACMobility, EV charging station, Camp John Hay
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ACMobility has announced it will raise its charging rates in select locations across the Philippines. The new prices will take effect on October 16, 2026, and will apply to charging stations in the National Capital Region, Central Luzon (Region III), and Bicol (Region V).

Rate increases will vary between AC and DC charging, and by location. Customers are encouraged to check the price and status of their preferred charging station on ACMobility’s partner app, Evro, before plugging in.

ACMobility EV charging rates: October 2026

Photo of the ACMobility Charging Hub at Alabang Town Center

ACMobility EV charging rates: NCR

  • AC charging — P31.00/kWh
  • DC charging — P37.50/kWh

ACMobility EV charging rates: Central Luzon

  • AC charging — P35.00/kWh
  • DC charging — P39.50/kWh

ACMobility EV charging rates: Bicol

  • AC charging — P30.00/kWh
  • DC charging — P37.00/kWh

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Based on our EV charger comparison from April 2026, AC charging rates in Metro Manila can increase by as much as P9/kWh come October 16. Meanwhile, DC charging will see an average difference of P2.5/kWh.

At the time of writing, ACMobility has not announced whether price adjustments will be applied to other locations. In any case, we’ll be keeping an eye out for any official updates.

In the meantime, let us know if these new prices will affect your daily drives and weekend trips. The comments section is yours.

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