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Tesla has launched four (4) new charging stations in the Philippines. The expanded network sees the new destination chargers situated around key areas in Metro Manila.
The launches offer more accessible charging options for electric vehicle (EV) users in the Philippines. Unlike Tesla’s Superchargers that are built for fast charging, destination chargers are designed for longer stops.
In other words, these are ideal for users who plan to park for extended periods. Each location features four AC chargers with a rate of PHP 16 per kWh.
The only other destination charger is located in Eastwood Mall in Quezon City. The new chargers are located at the following sites:
Okada Manila (Parañaque, Open 24/7)
Vista Mall (Antipolo, 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM)
Century City Mall (Makati, during mall hours)
Venice Grand Canal Mall (Taguig, during mall hours)
These installations are part of Tesla’s ongoing effort to support EV adoption in the country. They join existing Supercharger sites located at:
Uptown Mall (Taguig)
SM Mall of Asia (Pasay)
Shangri-La Plaza (Mandaluyong)
With the new stations, Tesla owners now have added flexibility to recharge while shopping, dining, or staying at partner locations. It also reflects the brand’s commitment to building a more sustainable EV infrastructure in the Philippines.
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