The free EV Charging and Battery Swapping Station Directory covers 536 locations across Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, with no paywall or sign-in required.
Running low on battery should not be the moment an EV driver starts looking for a charger. Ridenetwork.ph is addressing that problem with a new EV Charging and Battery Swapping Station Directory, a free interactive tool designed to help motorists locate charging points before leaving home or while already on the road.
As of August 20, 2026, the directory covers 536 locations across Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. These sites include 1,102 charging points listed as operational: 810 AC charging points and 292 DC fast-charging points.
A nationwide map for EV charging
The directory allows users to search the map, zoom into specific areas, and check individual charging locations. Each listing includes the address, operator, available charging services, and directions, helping drivers plan charging stops before a trip.
The tool is open to everyone and does not require a subscription, paywall, or account sign-in. That makes it usable both for drivers who regularly plan charging stops and for motorists who may only need to locate a charger occasionally.
Ridenetwork.ph also includes battery-swapping facilities in the directory. The current listing covers 49 battery-swapping units across 19 locations, although some sites provide more than one type of charging or swapping service.
Helping EV drivers plan ahead
As more electric cars and motorcycles enter the Philippine market, access to reliable charging information is becoming increasingly important. For drivers, knowing where the next charging point is located can help avoid unnecessary detours, delays, or trips cut short because of insufficient battery range.
The directory is designed around that planning need. Instead of searching for a charger only when battery levels are already low, motorists can check available locations in advance and factor charging stops into their route.
Because the map covers Metro Manila as well as locations across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, it is intended to be useful not only for urban daily driving but also for longer inter-city or provincial trips where charging opportunities may be more spread out.
Free access without a paywall
One of the directory’s main features is its accessibility. Users don’t need to create an account or pay to search the map, making the service immediately available to anyone who needs to check charger locations.
The directory also brings together several types of information in one place, including operator names and charging services. For EV drivers who use different charging networks, this can reduce the need to search multiple individual sources simply to determine what options are available along a route.
Ridenetwork.ph positions the directory as a practical resource for motorists as the country’s charging network continues to grow. The publication encourages users to bookmark the tool so it is readily available before or during a trip.
In Summary
Ridenetwork.ph’s free EV Charging and Battery Swapping Station Directory currently covers 536 locations nationwide. As of August 20, 2026, it lists 1,102 operational charging points, including 810 AC chargers and 292 DC fast chargers, along with 49 battery-swapping units across 19 locations.
Users can search the interactive map, check individual locations, and view details including addresses, charging operators, available services, and directions. The directory is available without a subscription, paywall, or sign-in requirement.