Bigger and Better Show in 2025
The Philippine Commercial Vehicle Show strives to improve and expand year after year. This 2025, we have a grand show and a roster of pocket events that will cater to the needs of our buyers and sellers in the commercial vehicle industry.
With events across the Philippines, you have your pick of the scale, location, and dates of when you want to exhibit. We don't just cater to big companies, we cater to everyone!
Why You Should Be Part Of PhilCVS 2025
1. Exhibiting with us will bring you right to the center stage of the Transport and Logistics industry. Showcase your products, introduce new services, and connect with other industry leaders in our show.
2. Your audience will be the hundreds of local and international buyers and delegates who come to our show specifically to see what the Philippines has to offer. You will find that opening businesses and connecting with buyers may be easier within our shows!
PH Transport Industry Drives to Continue Growth for the New Year
The Philippines' Transport and Logistics Industry is forecasted to continue growing in the next 5 years, contributing to our economy. Here are some projections for the industry:
- The logistics costs in the Philippines are expected to grow at a CAGR of 1.84% from 2024 to 2029, resulting in a projected growth of US$63.71 billion by 2029.
- The Philippines freight and logistics market size is estimated to reach USD 25.38 billion by 2028, with a CAGR of 7.08%.
Rise of E-Vehicles in the Philippines
Recent trends have shown that Filipinos have started to embrace e-vehicles, whether for their private vehicles or their public transportation.
Modern jeepneys for example are now venturing to EVs that poses higher profit margins to transport coops and corporarions. Fully electronic and hybrid cars now share the road with the usual gas-fueled vehicles. It's a great alternative for Filipinos looking to save as well since malls offer charging stations for free for such vehicles.
The trend could continue further as the unpredictable rise and fall of fuel keep happening to the dismay of everyone. Whether it becomes the new norm or just a trend, no one knows, but having such an alternative is great for our country and our environment.
