ACMobility Commands 45% of Philippines EV Charging Market with 222 Hubs and 542 Charge Points
By Eve
ACMobility operated 222 charging hubs and 542 individual charge points as of end June 2026, representing 45% of the Philippines' 492 total hubs and 43.5% of 1,246 total charge points, according to Department of Energy data. The company has deployed both AC and DC fast chargers across shopping malls, fuel stations, office buildings, residential properties, restaurants and automotive dealerships. ACMobility supports its network with the Evro mobile app, enabling users to locate stations, monitor sessions and pay via GCash or credit cards.
Why it matters
ACMobility's dominant market position and diversified site portfolio demonstrate the scale required to lead in an emerging EV market, offering procurement teams a benchmark for hub density and location strategy. The integration of local payment methods like GCash highlights the importance of tailoring charging infrastructure to regional user preferences and digital ecosystems.
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- “ACMobility Secures 45% Share of Philippines’ EV Charging Network with 222 Hubs”
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- 27 October 2026
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