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Tesla continues to expand its global footprint with significant developments in electric vehicles, autonomous driving, and sustainable technology. In the Philippines, the brand is actively building its infrastructure and presence, from launching new charging stations to planning its first flagship store. This page consolidates the latest Tesla news, including its foray into robotaxi services, key product reveals like the Cybertruck, and major business moves such as its multi-billion dollar chip manufacturing deal with Samsung.

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Where are Tesla's new charging stations located in the Philippines?

As of August 2025, Tesla has launched four new destination charging stations in Metro Manila. They are located at Okada Manila in Parañaque (open 24/7), Vista Mall in Antipolo (6:00 AM to 11:00 PM), Century City Mall in Makati (during mall hours), and Venice Grand Canal Mall in Taguig (during mall hours). These join the existing destination charger at Eastwood Mall in Quezon City and Supercharger sites at Uptown Mall (Taguig), SM Mall of Asia (Pasay), and Shangri-La Plaza (Mandaluyong).

What is the status of Tesla's official store in the Philippines?

In September 2024, Tesla announced plans to open its first flagship store in the Philippines at Uptown Bonifacio in Taguig City, targeting a launch later that year. The store is expected to offer Tesla's full range of electric vehicles and feature dedicated service and after-sales support. This will mark Tesla's fourth location in Southeast Asia.

What are the key details of Tesla's deal with Samsung for AI chips?

In July/August 2025, Tesla signed a semiconductor supply agreement with Samsung Electronics worth approximately USD 16.5 billion, effective until December 31, 2033. Under this deal, Samsung will manufacture Tesla's upcoming AI6 chips at its new facility in Taylor, Texas. Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed the partnership and stated that Tesla will also assist Samsung in refining its chip manufacturing processes. Samsung currently produces the AI4 chips for Tesla's Full Self-Driving system.