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Know what the EV charging boom means for your parking
The Philippine EV Charging Boom: 2027 Industry Briefing. Fourteen pages on the cars, the law, the charging model and the October numbers, every figure with its source and date.
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FIVE PARTS INSIDE
What does the briefing cover?
Each part gives one fact, its source and date, and what it means for a property with parking.
01
The gap
About 87,500 EVs were sold in the Philippines through September 2026 against 1,941 charging stations, one for every 45 new cars.
You get: the DOE figures with the math shown

  • You check: whether the gap shows up on your own road and in your own car park.
02
The law
Republic Act 11697 already reserves EV parking in new buildings, and the DOE's list of establishments that will have to install chargers is due in November 2026.
You get: the two choices every building will face

  • You check: which rule applies to your building today and which one is weeks away.
03
The model
How destination charging works at a hotel, resort, restaurant or clinic: who provides what, who pays the electricity, and how the monthly share is calculated.
You get: the host terms in plain words

  • You check: whether your guests stay long enough for a charge. Most do.
04
October ledger
What the model looks like when it runs: the October 2026 numbers from AddaVolt's own operating ledger, including the one figure that matters most to a host.
You get: repeat-driver and user figures

  • You check: whether a small base that keeps coming back is proof enough for you.
05
What 2027 brings
The charger list, the import duty window to 2028, the DOE's 2028 target and how the Philippines compares with Thailand and Singapore.
You get: four dated events to plan around

  • You decide: whether your parking gets a plug before the rule lands or after.
A GUEST ASKS ABOUT CHARGING
You still run your property. You just stop guessing about EV charging.
Front desk, 40-room hotel · guest enquiry
“A guest with an electric car asked if we have charging. We said no, and he booked the hotel across the road for his next trip. Do we need to install something? Who pays for it?”
  • Before the briefing
You search online, find prices for chargers you would have to buy, and put the whole question off until someone makes you decide.
  • With the briefing
The law, the model and the numbers are already laid out with their sources. You add your property, your guests and your decision.
WHO IT IS FOR
Written for people who own parking in Luzon
You run a hotel, resort or clinic
Guests park for a meal, a night or an appointment, which is exactly how long a charge takes.
You have seen EVs in your lot
One in four vehicles sold in the Philippines this year is electrified. Some of them are already parking at your property.
You want facts before a sales call
Every number in the briefing names its source and date. Nothing in it asks you to buy anything.
The briefing explains the industry and the model. Whether your property hosts a station stays your call.
Get the five-part briefing
The gap, the law, the model, the October ledger and the 2027 outlook, each with its source and date.
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