e-Future Motors PhilippinesDriving a Cleaner Future for the Philippines
Transition to 100% electric jeepneys to reduce pollution and carbon footprint.
Maintain the traditional jeepney charm, enhanced with modern features and performance.
Provide a cost-effective solution with lower maintenance and fuel costs, helping drivers and operators earn more.
Offer safer, more comfortable, and more reliable transportation for Filipino commuters.
e-Future Motors Philippines is a regional branch of DV, a South Korean company committed to transforming urban mobility through sustainable electric transportation. Backed by Korean technology and expertise, we work closely with local governments, operators, and communities to deliver cleaner, smarter, and more efficient transport solutions tailored to the unique needs of the Philippines.
Replace high-emission diesel jeepneys with 100% electric models
Aligned with the government’s Public Transport Modernization Program
Safer, quieter, and more comfortable for passengers
Boost the local economy and EV industry
e-Future Motors PH is the sole provider offering a complete package of electric jeepneys and charging infrastructure.
We are the only company in the Philippines providing the vehicles, charging solutions, and maintenance. Clients operate without heavy investment or bank loans, and simply share revenue with us. A smart, win-win model for efficient transport.
· 2022: Market research & first prototype completed
· 2023: Pilot project launched in Bacolod; Jeepney demo vehicle unveiled
· 2024: Business model pivot → high-volume orders begin
· 2025: Expanding operations to new cities
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Block 8 Lot 14, Cavite Light Industrial Park, Brgy, Maguyam, Silang, Cavite 4118+63 46 409 3532
Door 10, Luxur Place, Magsaysay Ave, Bacolod, 6100 Negros Occidental+63 34 454 6449
Jiangsu Fengchuen New Energy Power Technology Co., LTD. and Lao Asia Economic Development and Investment Bloc Co., Ltd. on Monday handed over six new electrically powered minibuses worth US$300,000 to the Lao goverment
