The Philippines is making gradual progress in developing its Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, with an increasing number of charging stations being established throughout the country. This growth plays a pivotal role in encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles, thereby helping to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. As more charging stations become accessible, it enhances the convenience and appeal of EV ownership, which may lead to a surge in EV sales within the country.

At the forefront of driving the development of EVs in the Philippines is the Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines (Evap). This organization comprises private companies and entrepreneurs, including automakers and technology firms involved in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of EVs. Established in 2008, the Evap has been actively collaborating with stakeholders in the EV ecosystem, including lawmakers and government bodies, to formulate laws and regulations aimed at promoting EV usage and safeguarding the interests of consumers.