THE Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines (EVAP) considers the impact of a Department of Energy decision to scrap its $500 million ETrike project as a temporary set back, and is now rethinking its line of strategy.
It was a big blow at the group’s effort to develop the domestic EV industry, EVAP President Rommel Juan said in a report, but that the industry must live with it and craft a very definitive roadmap for the for the next 10 years.
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