TAGUIG, Philippines – Tesla, a global pioneer in EV technology, has officially launched its first Philippine flagship store at Uptown Mall, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, marking a thrilling step toward an eco-friendly future in the country.
What’s on Offer: The Models and Pricing
Tesla’s Philippine debut features two of its most popular models: Model Y and Model 3. Both are offered in three trims to suit different needs and budgets. Here’s a quick look at the pricing and key specs for each model:
Tesla Model Y
- Rear-Wheel Drive: PHP2.369 million, with a 455 km range
- Long-Range: PHP2.689 million, for longer journeys
- Performance: PHP3.299 million, the fastest with top speeds up to 250 km/h
Tesla Model 3
- Rear-Wheel Drive: PHP2.109 million, affordable yet packed with power
- Long-Range: PHP2.489 million, designed for extended drives
- Performance: PHP3.099 million, accelerates from 0-100 km/h in just 3.1 seconds
Supercharging Stations: Fast, Convenient Charging
Tesla’s new supercharging stations at Uptown Mall make it easy for drivers to keep their cars powered. For PHP19 per kWh, drivers can get a full charge for about PHP1,140, giving them peace of mind on the road.
The store also hints at more supercharging stations on the way, bringing Tesla closer to achieving a sustainable, zero-emission future for the Philippines.
A Customized Experience
The Philippines’ first Tesla Design Studio will soon open, allowing buyers to customize their vehicle’s interior and exterior design, enhancing their personal driving experience.
EV Incentives in the Philippines
EV owners benefit from coding exemptions and are part of the nation’s broader EV initiatives. With an ambitious goal to have EVs comprise 50% of the total vehicle count by 2040, the Philippines aims to be at the forefront of green vehicle adoption in Asia.
Tesla’s entry offers Filipino drivers an exciting choice that blends innovative technology with the promise of a cleaner, greener future.
FAQs
What models does Tesla offer in the Philippines?
Tesla’s initial offering includes the Model Y and Model 3, available in three trims each.
How much does a full Tesla charge cost in the Philippines?
A full charge at a Tesla supercharging station costs about PHP1,140.
Where is Tesla’s first Philippine store located?
The store is at Uptown Mall in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
When will the first Tesla deliveries begin in the Philippines?
Tesla will begin delivering vehicles to Philippine customers in early 2025.
Are there incentives for EV owners in the Philippines?
Yes, EVs enjoy coding exemptions, and the government aims to increase EV usage to 50% by 2040.
