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In this blog, we would like to introduce our participation in the exhibition "e-VAP 2025" held in the Philippines, where we showcased our "Motor controller" and "Motor".

Have you ever heard of "e-VAP"?
e-VAP is an annual event held every October in Manila, combining an electric vehicle exhibition and an international conference. This year marked its 13th edition.
Given that air pollution caused by exhaust gas is a pressing social issue in the Philippines, both the government and industry associations are highly proactive in promoting electric vehicles.

For the third consecutive year, our sales partner, NEXTY Electronics, graciously exhibited our products to highlight their features at the event.

A big thank you to them.

One of the highlights of the exhibition was our "Motor controller" and "Motor", enabling small EV operations.
As in previous years, we displayed standalone products, including the 48V and 80V controllers and the 5kW motor.

However, we felt that standalone displays might not sufficiently convey how the system functions as a whole.

Therefore, this year, we connected our "Motor controller" and "Motor" to a battery and recreated a system similar to what an actual vehicle uses.

When the key switch is turned, the system activates, and a graphical image appears on a monitor used as a substitute for a meter display.
Then, by shifting to "D" and operating the accelerator pedal, the motor rotates smoothly. 

One visitor commented, "The system configuration is surprisingly simple!"
This simplicity is achieved because our controller executes all the complex processes required for motor control, making vehicle system design incredibly straightforward.

The booth by NEXTY Electronics also featured vehicles from "Assemble Point" and "ELAIA Green Vehicles", both of which adopt our products.

Assemble Point's small electric mini-bus is not only designed for everyday transportation needs but has also drawn attention with its new food truck model.

This design is highly practical, blending a charming appearance with functionality, and holds great promise for future business endeavors.

ELAIA Green Vehicles has already been operating electric tricycle taxis in Antipolo City since 2014 and supplying them to various provinces, particularly in Agusan del Sur and Tagaytay City, Cavite, becoming an essential part of daily life for residents.
※ You can find a related article in the application examples section on this website, so please take a look.

By this exhibition we reaffirmed the potential of our eco-friendly electric components, which operate low noise and emission-free, in putting smiles on the faces of many people in the Philippines.

We look forward to seeing these vehicles enriching more communities in the days to come.