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Philippines Targets EVIS Finalization, Offering P60 Billion in Manufacturing Incentives

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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The Department of Trade and Industry is aiming to finalize the Electric Vehicle Incentive Strategy (EVIS) implementing rules by the end of October 2026. Under the program, the government plans to encourage local electric vehicle manufacturing by providing incentives totaling up to P60 billion. Cristina Roque, who chairs the Board of Investments, is currently consolidating input from the Inter-Agency Committee on Electric Vehicles.

From philstar.com

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The EVIS program is designed to stimulate local EV production in the Philippines. The incentives will be allocated across four specific vehicle models, with up to P15 billion available for each. This initiative is part of the government's effort to transform key industries.

The Department of Trade and Industry is intensifying efforts to transform the coconut industry in the Philippines, led by Cristina Roque, while global uncertainties impact Philippine exporters.

From philstar.com

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    The Philippines might see increased investment in local EV manufacturing due to the P60 billion incentive program.

  • The Department of Energy may coordinate policy changes related to EV manufacturing and energy requirements.

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