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The Asian Federation of Electric Vehicle Associations has announced its support for the 11th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit, to be held from October 19th to 21st in Manila, Philippines. The summit will bring together key stakeholders in the electric vehicle industry, policymakers, innovators, and champions of sustainable transportation to discuss the latest advancements and promote sustainable transportation solutions.
The summit is expected to be a major milestone in the development of electric mobility in the ASEAN region. The event will provide a forum for key stakeholders to discuss the challenges and opportunities of transitioning to electric vehicles, and to develop strategies for accelerating the adoption of sustainable transportation solutions.
AFEVA Director Rommel Juan added that the summit promises to be an invaluable opportunity for the exchange of insights and experiences.
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