As more electric motorcycles enter the Philippine market, including VinFast's upcoming lineup, many Filipino riders are asking whether an e-motorcycle is practical for everyday use. While fuel savings are an advantage, buyers should also consider the overall ownership experience.

BYD Cars Philippines has officially introduced the all-new BYD Atto 2, expanding its growing New Energy Vehicle (NEV) lineup in the country. Unveiled at the Trinoma Activity Center, the compact SUV is designed to make electrified mobility more accessible to Filipino motorists by offering a choice between a fully electric model and a plug-in hybrid powered by BYD's Super DM-i technology.

For many Filipinos, the name Francisco Motors instantly brings back memories of the country's iconic jeepneys. It's a brand that has been part of Philippine motoring history for generations. Now, it's making one of its biggest moves yet—not with another public utility vehicle, but with an all-electric SUV. 

The Philippine motorcycle market is packed with well-known 125cc scooters that have become the go-to choice for daily commuting. VinFast is looking to change that with the Viper, an electric motorcycle that combines familiar sporty styling with battery swapping and flexible ownership options. Starting at ₱73,900, it enters one of the country's most competitive segments while offering an alternative to conventional gasoline-powered scooters.

BYD Cars Philippines, a subsidiary of ACMobility, is set to welcome two exciting additions to its growing New Energy Vehicle (NEV) lineup. Ahead of their official launch on July 28, 2026 reservations are now open for the all-new BYD Atto 2 and BYD Seal 5 at BYD dealerships nationwide. 

GAC Philippines has officially introduced the all-new AION UT, a fully electric hatchback that combines modern styling, advanced technology, and practical everyday usability in a compact package designed for urban driving.

Long hours of commute, endless lines at train and bus stations, heavy traffic congestion, and the constant challenge of finding parking spaces—these are realities many Filipinos, especially those navigating Metro Manila, go through every single day. For the workforce, this routine already feel tiring before the workday even begins, only to be repeated on the way home.