One MPV lineup, three different ways to travel.
GAC Philippines has introduced the All-New GN6, E8 HEV, and GN8 PHEV Executive, offering buyers a choice between practical family mobility, hybrid efficiency, and premium executive transport.
Curious about switching from a gasoline motorcycle to an electric one?
Starting July 31, riders can test the VinFast Evo, Feliz II, and Viper at participating dealerships, explore battery purchase and subscription options, and experience battery swapping at select locations.
Going electric no longer means choosing just one kind of powertrain.
The new BYD Atto 2 arrives in the Philippines with a fully electric variant and two Super DM-i plug-in hybrid options, giving buyers a choice between up to 380km of EV range or as much as 1,340km of combined range.
The BYD Seal 5 DM-i returns with a broader choice for everyday electrified driving.
Available in Essential and Dynamic variants, the updated plug-in hybrid sedan offers up to 115km of electric range, a claimed combined range of up to 2,181km, and official prices starting at PHP948,000.
A major local automotive investment is moving forward.
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines has welcomed the EVIS Executive Order and reaffirmed plans to support it through a PHP7-billion investment in Philippine hybrid electric vehicle production, strengthening local manufacturing and the wider automotive supply chain.
For some families, the most challenging part of air travel begins long before boarding the aircraft.
Emirates has expanded its Travel Rehearsal program to Clark International Airport, giving neurodiverse children the opportunity to experience airport procedures in advance while helping parents and caregivers prepare for future journeys.
PITX continues to strengthen its role as one of the country’s busiest transport hubs.
The terminal served 32.45 million passengers in the first half of 2026, expanded its provincial network with three new Northern Luzon routes, and surpassed 271 million cumulative passengers since opening in 2018.
Motorcycles continue to play a vital role in everyday mobility across the Philippines.
The industry recorded 939,528 units sold in the first half of 2026, with strong first-quarter demand helping offset a softer second quarter as automatic motorcycles remained the country’s most popular segment.
Thinking of switching to an electric motorcycle?
Before buying, check more than the sticker price. Dealership support, battery options, charging and swapping access, water resistance, range, and long-term operating costs can all determine whether an e-motorcycle truly fits everyday Filipino riding.