DESPITE the looming power shortage next year, the Electric Vehicles Association of the Philippines (EVAP) remains firm in promoting the use of electric vehicles in the country.
EVAP President Rommel Juan said electric vehicles should not be viewed as a contributor to the country's power problems.
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