EV Charging Stations in the Philippines
800 electric-vehicle charging locations mapped nationwide, from Metro Manila to Cebu, Baguio, and beyond. Filter by city, operator, charging speed, and free or paid access, then confirm live availability in the network's own app before you go.
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Led by SM Supermalls, free to mall customers nationwide. See the free charging map.
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Charging is densest in Metro Manila and Luzon. Pick a region to see its cities, networks, and map.
Metro Manila
311 stations · 38.9% of PH
CALABARZON
128 stations · 16% of PH
Central Luzon
111 stations · 13.9% of PH
Ilocos Region
54 stations · 6.8% of PH
Central Visayas
46 stations · 5.8% of PH
Western Visayas
42 stations · 5.3% of PH
Davao Region
22 stations · 2.8% of PH
Cagayan Valley
20 stations · 2.5% of PH
Cordillera (CAR)
19 stations · 2.4% of PH
Northern Mindanao
14 stations · 1.8% of PH
Bicol Region
8 stations · 1% of PH
Zamboanga Peninsula
7 stations · 0.9% of PH
SOCCSKSARGEN
6 stations · 0.8% of PH
Caraga
5 stations · 0.6% of PH
MIMAROPA
4 stations · 0.5% of PH
Eastern Visayas
3 stations · 0.4% of PH
BARMM (Bangsamoro)
No public stations yet
Charging Along Your Route
Driving an expressway? See the chargers on the way, and the longest gap without fast charging.
Can I Drive There in My EV?
Point-to-point charging itineraries for the most-driven routes, where to stop, and whether your EV can make it.
Manila → Baguio
Long haul · ~250 km
Manila → Batangas
Weekend · ~110 km
Manila → La Union
Long haul · ~270 km
Manila → Bicol (Naga)
Long haul · ~450 km
Manila → Tagaytay
Weekend · ~60 km
Manila → Pampanga
Weekend · ~75 km
Manila → Legazpi
Long haul · ~540 km
Manila → Clark
Weekend · ~85 km
Manila → Vigan
Long haul · ~400 km
Manila → Ilocos (Laoag)
Long haul · ~480 km
Manila → Baler
Long haul · ~230 km
Manila → Sagada
Long haul · ~400 km
Manila → Subic
Weekend · ~110 km
Manila → Tarlac
Weekend · ~120 km
Manila → Pagudpud
Long haul · ~560 km
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EV Charging FAQs
How many EV charging stations are there in the Philippines?
This directory maps 800 electric-vehicle charging locations across 16 provinces and cities, sourced from OpenChargeMap open data. Of these, 137 offer DC fast charging. Coverage is densest in Metro Manila, with growing networks in Cebu, Baguio, and other regional hubs.
Are EV charging stations in the Philippines free or paid?
Both. Based on reported cost data, roughly 107 of the 800 mapped stations offer free charging (often at malls or for checked-in guests), while about 463 charge a fee, typically priced per kWh, with rates frequently in the ₱20–₱38 range. Use the access and pricing filters above to find free or paid sites, and always confirm the current rate with the operator's app before you plug in.
What connectors do Philippine EV charging stations use?
Most public AC stations use the Type 2 connector, which fits the majority of EVs sold locally. DC fast chargers typically use CCS (Type 2) or CHAdeMO. Each station in the directory lists the exact connectors, power output, and current type it reports to OpenChargeMap.
Which operators run EV charging stations in the Philippines?
The largest networks in this dataset include Independent / Unlisted, AC Mobility, SM Supermalls, Solarius, alongside several smaller and independent operators. Filter by operator above to see only the network you have an account or membership with.
Can I charge an EV along the expressways?
Yes. EVs are allowed on all Philippine expressways and pay toll by vehicle class, the same as petrol and diesel cars. Several charging stations sit at or near expressway-adjacent malls and fuel stops. Plan charging around your battery range and keep a buffer of at least 20%, since fast chargers are less frequent than fuel stations on provincial routes.
Station data from OpenChargeMap open data. Availability and pricing change, confirm with the charging network's app before relying on a stop.