MANILA, Philippines – ACMobility, the automotive arm of the Ayala Group, reported a sharp rise in total unit sales, reaching 42,684 in its 2025’s fiscal year, nearly double last year’s 23,483.

The jump was driven by strong demand for models such as the BYD Sealion 6, BYD Seal 5, and Kia Sonet, alongside new launches like the BYD Shark 6 DMO and BYD Sealion 5 DM-i, possibly reflective of a growing consumer interest in electric vehicles (EVs).

Despite higher marketing costs, the company said it narrowed core net losses to -₱386 million from -₱465 million in 2024.

The surge in sales boosted ACMobility’s total automotive market share to 9% from 4.9%, while it maintained leadership in the New Electric Vehicles (NEV) segment with an 82.3% share.

On EV infrastructure, the company closed 2025 with 459 installed charging points across 166 locations, including 419 electrified stations.

In January 2026, ACMobility renewed its distribution agreement with BYD and was appointed one of three official dealers for DENZA, BYD’s luxury NEV brand, strengthening its position in the premium electric mobility market. – Rappler.com