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ACMobility, Ayala’s mobility arm and the leading provider of EV charging solutions and infrastructure in the Philippines, partnered with the Bases Conversion and Development Authority and the John Hay Management Corporation to accelerate the development of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Camp John Hay in Baguio City.
The stations can be accessed in three different key locations within Camp John Hay — Garden Wing, Public Parking Area, and the Golf Club. These hubs are equipped with modern charging facilities that cater to different EV needs. With eight new charge points available, including Baguio City’s only DC Fast Charger to date, travelers heading up to Baguio for the holiday break can recharge conveniently and travel with confidence. This new addition is also on top of the existing EVCS at Camp John Hay Technohub. More AC and DC chargers will be put up in the next couple of months.
The Garden Wing hub will feature a 60kW DC Fast Charger capable of powering vehicles in as fast as 30 minutes alongside two 22kW AC chargers. Meanwhile, the Public Parking Area will have two 22kW chargers and the Golf Club hub will include two 7kW chargers. All chargers are supported by the Evro app, allowing users to locate stations, check availability, charge, and pay with ease.
“This partnership marks a key milestone in Camp John Hay’s pursuit of sustainable and eco-friendly tourism. By introducing reliable and accessible EV infrastructure at a location as strategic as Camp John Hay, we are creating not only greener and more convenient travel experience for residents and tourists, but also supporting ACMobility’s mission to provide accessible and reliable EV Charging across the country,” said Joshua M. Bingcang, the president and CEO of BCDA.
ACMobility is also on track to deploy more charging points nationwide as we go into 2026 as part of their continuous efforts towards creating the Philippine EV Spine, a seamless network connecting cities and provinces to support the country’s transition to electrified mobility.
“This year, we are accelerating the rollout of our nationwide EV network to reach more cities and key locations across the Philippines. By expanding our network and partnering with organizations like BCDA, we aim to provide reliable and accessible charging experiences that make it easier for Filipinos to adopt cleaner mobility solutions,” the head of Mobility Infrastructure at ACMobility, Carla Buencamino, said.
For those interested in establishing an ACMobility charging station or exploring partnership opportunities, visit https://acmobility.ph/.
ACMobility is part of the Ayala Group of Companies and the country’s first end-to-end mobility provider. Aside from operating the largest dealer networks of Isuzu, ACMobility is the official distributor of Kia, and BYD passenger cars in the Philippines.
Evro is a leading software solutions provider and a proud partner of the Ayala Group, dedicated to delivering seamless and customer-friendly electric vehicle (EV) experiences across the Philippines.
The BCDA is a government instrumentality vested with corporate powers under Republic Act (RA) 7227 (Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992), signed into law by former President Corazon C. Aquino last March 13, 1992. The BCDA Charter was amended by RA 7917 in 1995, and further amended by RA 9400 in 2007.
Established in 2002, the JHMC, a subsidiary of BCDA, oversees Camp John Hay Reservation (CJHR) in Baguio City. The CJHR comprises the 301-hectare John Hay Special Economic Zone (JHSEZ) and the 324-hectare John Hay Reservation Area (JHRA) with 14 barangays within its area of operations.