ACMobility teams up with local units to boost EVCS in Baguio

MANILA: ACMobility has partnered with the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) and the John Hay Management Corporation to accelerate the development of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) in Camp John Hay, Baguio City.

Per Ayala’s mobility arm and distributor of electrified brands such as BYD and Kia, the company has put up charging facilities spread across the camp. These can be found in the Garden Wing, the Public Parking Area, and the Golf Club.

These hubs are equipped with modern charging facilities that cater to different electric vehicles (EV).

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EVCS features

Pointing out their features, the company noted that the EVCS in Camp John Hay’s Garden Wing area has a 60-kilowatt (kW) DC fast charger capable of powering vehicles as quickly as 30 minutes, alongside two 22-kW AC chargers.

Meanwhile, the ECVS found in the camp’s Public Parking Area has two 22-kW chargers. The Golf Club hub gets two seven-kW chargers.

All chargers are likewise supported by the Evro app, allowing users to locate stations, check availability, charge, and pay with ease.

According to ACMobility, the new installation in Camp John Hay complements the existing EVCS at Camp John Hay Technohub, with more AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current) chargers to be operational in the next couple of months.

“This partnership marks a key milestone in Camp John Hay’s pursuit of sustainable and eco-friendly tourism,” BCDA President and Chief Executive Officer Joshua Bingcang was quoted as saying.

“By introducing reliable and accessible EV infrastructure at a location as strategic as Camp John Hay, we are creating not only a greener and more convenient travel experience for residents and tourists, but also supporting ACMobility’s mission to provide accessible and reliable EV Charging across the country,” he added.

Future expansion

Looking ahead, ACMobility is also on track to deploy more charging points nationwide as it goes into 2026 as part of its continuous effort towards creating the Philippine EV Spine — a seamless network connecting cities and provinces to support the country’s transition to electrified mobility.

“This year, we are accelerating the rollout of our nationwide EV network to reach more cities and key locations across the Philippines,” ACMobility Mobility Infrastructure Head Carla Buencamino said.

“By expanding our network and partnering with organizations like BCDA, we aim to provide reliable and accessible charging experiences that make it easier for Filipinos to adopt cleaner mobility solutions,” she added.

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