Subic Freeport Eyes Over 2,000 EV Shipments Monthly Amid Rising Demand
The Subic Bay Freeport in the Philippines anticipates handling over 2,000 electric vehicle shipments monthly, driven by the country's rising EV demand. This projection signals potential growth in EV-related businesses and a boost to the Philippine economy.
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