Philippines Manila Auto Motorcycle Truck Show (Manila Auto Show) is a well-known auto show in Southeast Asia. It is a global exhibition for automotive parts and OEM suppliers, a platform for design, engineering, and purchasing personnel in the global automotive industry to exchange new technologies, inventions, and materials; it is also an exhibition specifically for providing supporting parts for the automotive manufacturers in Southeast Asia.

Philippines Manila Auto Motorcycle Truck Show (Manila Auto Show)only invites professional audiences and industry leaders, and is not open to the public. The professionalism of the audience is extremely strong, and various types of automotive parts products are exhibited at the exhibition. In addition to exhibitors and audiences, major media and journalists also come to promote and report on the exhibition, making the exhibition highly publicized and well-known.

In recent years, the electric vehicle associations of the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the ASEAN Federation of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles (AFEHVA), now establishing positive and strengthened partnerships between industry participants in the region to promote and accelerate the deployment of electric vehicles. Working together to be fully prepared for the emergence of the next generation of electric vehicles.

The theme of the Philippines Manila Car, Truck, Motorcycle Exhibition (Manila Auto Show) is: "Strengthening Partnerships to Promote Electrification of Public and Private Transportation". The focus will be on the public-private partnership sector to stimulate growth and demand for electric vehicles in public and private transportation. On the public sector side, the Department of Transportation's Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) Modernization Program is being rolled out comprehensively and will soon launch its project to create a favorable environment for the commercialization of low-carbon urban transport systems in the Philippines. It has been revealed that car giants such as Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Hyundai will continue to showcase their latest electric vehicle technology at the upcoming summit this year.