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The Geely E2 arrives in Europe with a starting price around €20,000, up to 345 km of WLTP range, rear-wheel drive, a spacious cabin and a five-star 2026 Euro NCAP rating. Here’s what makes Geely’s compact EV an important new challenger.
The Philippines now has 1,876 registered EV charging points, but location, charging speed and reliability may matter more than the total number.
2026-09-27
The Kia EV3 arrives in the Philippines with a 511 km claimed range, 58.3 kWh battery and ₱1.898M price. We examine whether it can bring Kia's EV technology into the mainstream.
2026-09-27
Electrified vehicles reached 24.7% of Philippine vehicle sales from January to August 2026, but the numbers reveal PHEVs not pure EVs are leading the transition.
2026-09-27
Geely's new 2.25 MW charging system can take a compatible EV from 10% to 70% in just 4.5 minutes. But as EV charging approaches gasoline-like refueling times, a bigger challenge is emerging: can charging networks and power grids keep up?
2026-09-25
Japanese carmakers have dominated Southeast Asia for decades, but rapidly growing Chinese brands, electrification and changing buyer expectations are reshaping one of the world's most important automotive markets.
2026-09-17
Electric vehicle sales are accelerating across Europe, but rising demand is creating a new challenge. As Volkswagen, Renault, BMW and other European manufacturers expand their EV lineups, Chinese competitors and the race for affordable electric cars are reshaping one of the world's most important automotive markets.
2026-09-17
Tesla’s Robotaxi vision is becoming a real transportation service. From autonomous Model Y vehicles to the steering-wheel-free Cybercab, we look at how Tesla Robotaxi works, where it operates in 2026, and the safety and regulatory challenges ahead.
2026-09-12
BMW has reached a major EV milestone with two million battery-electric vehicles delivered worldwide. With the new iX3 leading Neue Klasse demand and the next-generation i3 on the way, BMW’s electric strategy is moving from experimentation into the heart of its mainstream lineup.
2026-08-29