| THE AYALA WAY

Vol 6 No 55

“Each new station—whether in a mall, office, condo, or roadside—reinforces the Philippine EV Spine, connecting communities and empowering Filipinos to drive electric, anywhere, anytime. We are building this nationwide backbone of clean transport to make electric mobility seamless, reliable, and truly accessible to all.”

CARLA BUENCAMINO
ACMobility Head of Mobility Infrastructure

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Setting a New Benchmark in EV Charging Experience

ACMobility, the leader of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions and infrastructure in the Philippines, unveiled on May 27 its most advanced EV charging stations to date. Featuring 240 kW SuperFast and 480 kW UltraFast chargers, the charging stations were installed in partnership with the Makati Central Estate Association (MACEA) and Ayala Land. The new high-performance chargers are now operational at the Corinthians Carpark, with Leviste Carpark to follow. This makes Makati the leading city in ACMobility’s growing EV network nationwide.

The Corinthians Carpark station features nine DC CCS2 slots, including four 240 kW chargers (each with dual guns) and one 480 kW UltraFast charger, capable of charging compatible EVs in as fast as 10 to 15 minutes. The new station is fully integrated with Evro, ACMobility’s all-in-one EV app. Moreover, every charging session at the Corinthians Carpark Station is fully powered by renewable energy through ACMobility’s partnership with ACEN Renewable Energy Solutions.

For more information, visit ACMobility.ph.

ACMobility Head of Strategy Dana Uson and CFO Sharyn Jacobsen; Department of Energy Director Patrick Aquino; ACMobility CEO Jaime Alfonso Zobel de Ayala and Head of Mobility Infrastructure Carla Buencamino; AyalaLand Estates Group Head Christopher Maglanoc; Makati Central Estate Association Treasurer Arch. Jojo Tolentino; and ACMobility Chief Marketing Officer Dino Obias

The newly launched station is among the 700 charge points that ACMobility plans to install across the country this year. Charging is priced at P35/kWh, with membership plans offering savings of up to 20 percent.