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Philippines Logistics Firm Sees Swappable Battery Scooters As The Next Milestone In Last-Mile Deliveries
Philippines’ express delivery service JRS Express and mobility startup Voltai finalized a pilot partnership to integrate electric motorcycles and battery-swapping technology into commercial logistics operations in Metro Manila last March.
Summary
Philippines’ express delivery service JRS Express and mobility startup Voltai finalized a pilot partnership to integrate electric motorcycles and battery-swapping technology into commercial logistics operations in Metro Manila last March. As of July 16, the partnership has begun running a r eal-world testing ground for two-wheel electric vehicles (EVs) operating within demanding commercial delivery parameters. While domestic electric vehicle policy and corporate capital have primarily focused on four-wheel passenger vehicles, last-mile commercial logistics remain heavily dependent on two-wheel transport.
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