Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) celebrates its 20th year with one milestone in 2025- Wintfast, making its first appearance in the event. The Vietnamese EV manufacturer’s participation highlights its growing focus on the Philippine Electric Vehicle Market, which aligns permanent dynamics with the country’s drive.
The construction of global speed towards electric vehicles continues. In 2024, EV sales increased by 25%, reaching 17.1 million units worldwide – a strong change towards cleaner transportation. This development is being intensified by the bold government initiative, many countries have targeted EVS to target 50% of the sales of all new cars by 2030. As the world rallies for a greenery future, both vehicle manufacturers and consumer are taking steps to embrace the power revolution.
The Philippines, in particular, emerging as a promising market for electric vehicles. The house of over 110 million people, the country, presents an important opportunity for EV adoption. And the government has also seen. With the introduction of the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act (EVIDA), the country aims to reduce its dependence on imported fuel and pursue its journey towards energy freedom.
Nevertheless, even with a promising approach, obstacles remain. The country still face important challenges in adoption of EV, including limited charging infrastructure and general lack of awareness about the benefits of electric vehicles. To accelerate infection, improve infrastructure and strong efforts of public education will be necessary.
Amidst this developed landscape, Winfast has deployed himself as a prominent player in the Electric Mobility Shift of the Philippines. The Vietnamese EV manufacturer entered the market in 2024, and after one year of rapid expansion, the company is now ready to attend the highly anticipated Manila International Auto Show (MIS) 2025, one of the major motor vehicle events in the region.
In MIAS 2025, Vinfast aims to showcase how its EV lineup can meet the diverse requirements of Philipino drivers. From compact city cars to huge SUVs, the company’s models offer a wide range of options for different lifestyles. The lineup is led VF 3, a stylish mini-SUV perfectly friendly to the city commut. Powered by just 3,190 mm long and a punch electric motor, it is an ideal companion to navigate the urban environment.
For practical and technology-loving drivers, VF 5 stands out with its smooth design and smart features. VF 7, meanwhile, provides a sporty yet versatile driving experience, which is available in single or double-motor options. At the top end, Winfast’s VF9 SUV comfortably on seven seats, mixing luxury with impressive performance – makes it an ideal option for long road trips and family outings.
In particular, outside Vietnam, the Philippines is the only country in the world that offers such a diverse winfast lineup. This highlights the strategic importance of the market for the company and strengthens its commitment to make electric vehicles accessible to a wide range of consumers.
Visitors of Winfast’s booth in Mias 2025 will first experience what the power dynamics feel. Beyond only looking at vehicles, the attendees will get an opportunity to drive them, allowing them to detect the benefits and practicality of the model of Winfast.
The long-term strategy of Winfast in the Philippines is beyond selling electric vehicles-its purpose is to build a comprehensive EV ecosystem. The company plans to set up more than 100 service centers and expand the national charging network by the end of 2025, having partnership with local players such as Motech and Jiga. This approach reflects the successful model of Winfast in Vietnam and supports the stability goals of the Philippines by reducing emissions and dependence on imported fuels. With increasing appearance and diverse EV lineups, Winfast Filipino is strengthening consumers with more accessible, environmentally friendly mobility options.
