Tesla's first Supercharger station in the Philippines, located at Uptown Mall in Bonifacio Global City, highlights its expansion efforts and commitment to EV infrastructure prior to car deliveries.
The Model 3 and Model Y are priced similarly to popular vehicles like the Toyota Camry Hybrid, making them more accessible to the growing EV market in the Philippines.
Though Tesla has entered the Philippine market, the brand will face challenges from existing misconceptions about electric vehicles, which are still relatively new in the country.
Charging a Model 3 or Model Y at the new Supercharger will cost around PHP 1,140, making it a competitive alternative to traditional gasoline vehicles.
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