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Heads Up, EV Drivers: You Can Get Free Charging From March 27 to 29

Charge up in time for Holy Week.

Micah Avry Guiao

by Micah Avry Guiao

Published on Mar 26, 2026

acmobility charging stationPhoto from Facebook/ACMobility

(SPOT.ph) Holy Week road trips are expensive enough without adding another charging bill to the mix—especially now that fuel prices have been hitting motorists with back-to-back increases this month. Luckily for electric vehicle (EV) drivers, they don’t have to deal with that—and this weekend, they don’t even have to pay to charge at all.

ACMobility is offering free charging nationwide from Friday, March 27 to Saturday, March 29. The promo is open to EV owners across brands, not just ACMobility’s own vehicle customers. There is no minimum spend and there is no charging cap per vehicle or per day during the promo. Compatible connectors vary by station, with Type 2, GBT, and CCS2 among those listed by the company.

Download Evro on iOS or Android if you haven’t already yet. Open the app to check if a slot is available, scan the QR code on-site, confirm that the rate shows P0.00, plug in, and start the session through the app. That's it!

Also read: How Close Are We to Running Out of Fuel in the Philippines?

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Photo from Facebook/ACMobility.

In return, all ACMobility asks of you is to stop charging at 80% charge, since charging slows beyond that point and keeping cars plugged in longer can hold up the queue for everyone else.

If you’re planning to take advantage of the free charging, check the Evro app before heading out—availability and access can change in real time. The promo covers all operational ACMobility hubs on the app, but access still depends on each site’s operating hours.

ACMobility has 226 charge points in 96 locations as of mid-2025, with more sites still in the pipeline. Its own published station lists show hubs across the Philippines, including Makati, Bonifacio Global City, Quezon City, Alabang, Pampanga, Baguio, Nuvali, Vermosa, Tagaytay, Cebu, and Davao.

Micah Avry Guiao

Micah believes that writing is always political. Beyond the byline, you’ll find her bruising herself on a pole or doting on her beagle. Reach her at micah@spot.ph.

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