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Manila to Baguio by EV: chargers along the way

Last checked November 2026

About 250 km, mostly on expressways (NLEX, SCTEX and TPLEX) to Rosario, La Union, then a mountain climb up to Baguio, about 1,500 m above sea level.

250 km

about, one way

chargers near the road (27 DC)

51 km

longest gap

Longest stretch with no charger: about 51 km, from SM City Tarlac e-Vehicle Charging Station to EVOxCharge - SM City Rosales e-Vehicle Charging Station. Longest with no DC fast charger: about 99 km.

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Tips for this route

The climb from Rosario to Baguio uses a lot of energy. Arrive at the foot of the mountain with plenty of charge, and expect to get some back on the way down.
Marcos Highway is the usual way up. Kennon Road is shorter and steeper, and it closes during heavy rain or landslides, so check before you go.
Baguio is cool, so you'll use less aircon there, but charging spots in the city can be busy on long weekends.
Expressway speeds use more energy. Easing off a little on TPLEX can save you a stop.

Chargers along the way

Within about 6 km of the main road, in driving order. Distances are approximate. Always check the latest check-ins before you go. Plus 36 in and around Manila at the start.

km 21Marilao2 chargers · 1 DC