One of the most packed booths at the MIAS 2009 is the Reva Electric Car, a 4-seater ultra-compact sedan that works on electricity. The Reva car has a top speed of 80 kmph with a maximum range of 80 kilometers on a single charge. Filipino travelers will soon have a new way to pay abroad as GCash and Klook announced a new travel card, the first of its kind in Asia, set for release this December. The card is designed to help users pay in other countries with lower foreign exchange rates and no service fees, addressing a common problem for many travelers. The GCash–Klook Travel Card is powered by Visa, allowing real-time currency conversion and letting users track their spending in pesos. Aside from basic features, the card comes with added perks. New users can receive vouchers for airport transfers, a Klook eSIM, and an annual hotel voucher once they activate the card. These benefits aim to give travelers more convenience before and during their trips. Read more in our articles including "Reva Electric Car" and "GCash and Klook to launch new travel card for Filipinos".
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Apr 18, 2026One of the most packed booths at the MIAS 2009 is the Reva Electric Car, a 4-seater ultra-compact sedan that works on electricity. The Reva car has a top speed of 80 kmph with a maximum range of 80 kilometers on a single charge.
Filipino travelers will soon have a new way to pay abroad as GCash and Klook announced a new travel card, the first of its kind in Asia, set for release this December. The card is designed to help users pay in other countries with lower foreign exchange rates and no service fees, addressing a common problem for many travelers. The GCash–Klook Travel Card is powered by Visa, allowing real-time currency conversion and letting users track their spending in pesos.
Our coverage of rave car includes: "Reva Electric Car"; "GCash and Klook to launch new travel card for Filipinos"; "Moo Mini Cards: An Expensive Lesson in Proofreading". Each article provides unique insights and information.