ACMobility ChargeFleet PH: Digital EV Wallet for Corporate Fleets

The shift to electric vehicles in the Philippines isn’t just about the cars anymore; it’s about the infrastructure that keeps them moving. ACMobility, the powerhouse mobility arm of the Ayala Group, has officially launched ChargeFleet, a digital solution designed to remove the “operational headache” of managing an electric fleet.

For years, corporate fleets and transport groups have struggled with the messy reality of EV charging: fragmented receipts, reimbursement delays, and the constant guesswork of tracking driver expenses. ChargeFleet solves this by introducing a centralized, shareable digital wallet. Imagine a “digital fuel card” for electricity where a fleet manager can purchase credits in bulk and instantly distribute them to multiple drivers via the Evro partner app.

The integration is built for speed. Because it’s a prepaid product, there’s no long-winded application process. Fleet managers can top up using GCash or credit cards directly through the ChargeFleet Store. Once the credits are assigned, drivers simply use the Evro app at any ACMobility charging station—which now covers key hubs from Luzon to Mindanao—to juice up and go.

• Operational Transparency: No more manual spreadsheets. Managers get a single platform view of every kilowatt-hour consumed.
• Zero Reimbursement Friction: Drivers don’t have to pay out-of-pocket, meaning less paperwork for the accounting department.
• The “EV Spine” Advantage: The system taps into the ACMobility EV Spine, a growing network of hubs strategically placed to eliminate range anxiety during long-distance travel.

While ChargeFleet streamlines corporate management, ACMobility has also updated its general membership plans for individual and fleet users to keep costs predictable.

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• Standard Rates: Without a plan, charging typically sits at ₱35/kWh for DC fast charging.
• Power on Wheels (POW): For fleets that can’t make it to a station, ACMobility’s mobile charging trucks can bring the “fast charge” to you in cities like Makati, Taguig, and Mandaluyong.