ACMobility, in partnership with the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) and the John Hay Management Corporation (JHMC), switches on its Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) in Camp John Hay just in time for the Christmas peak travel season.
Spread out in three different key locations within Camp John Hay — Garden Wing, Public Parking Area, and Golf Club, these hubs are equipped with modern charging facilities that cater to different EV needs. With eight new charge points available, travelers heading up to Baguio for the holiday break can recharge conveniently and travel with confidence. This new addition is also on top of the existing EVCS at Camp John Hay Technohub, with more AC and DC chargers to be operational in the next couple of months.
The Garden Wing hub will feature a 60 kW DC Fast Charger capable of powering vehicles in as fast as 30 minutes alongside two 22 kW AC chargers. Meanwhile, the Public Parking Area will have two 22 kW chargers and the Golf Club hub will include two 7 kW chargers. All chargers are likewise supported by the Evro app, allowing users to locate stations, check availability, charge, and pay with ease.
“This partnership marks a key milestone in Camp John Hay’s pursuit of sustainable and eco-friendly tourism,” said Joshua M. Bingcang, President and CEO of BCDA. “By introducing reliable and accessible EV infrastructure at a location as strategic as Camp John Hay, we are creating not only greener and more convenient travel experience for residents and tourists, but also supporting ACMobility’s mission to provide accessible and reliable EV Charging across the country.”
Be careful with using AC Mobility/EVRO vouchers it’s a bit of a scam !
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DeleteYou need to purchase an amount equivalent to the promo/free voucher value say php 1,200 then apply the voucher as payment. But when your finish charging the voucher won’t be applied and thus purchased php 1,200 is used. So it’s deceiving and no refund “for your error”
DeleteAnother item, you do prepaid vouchers which has a time limit, if you don’t fully consume it, any amount left either 10 pesos or 1,000 pesos it automatically forfeited. Another scam for envo to make money. Like buying a gift check with an expiration date which is against the law.
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean BEVs are already accessible for charging?
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