In a world where most brands play it safe, Xpress Super App just drove straight into the cultural fast lane. If you’ve seen Tommie King’s new hit music video PALIHIM — premiered July 11 and already racking up views — you already know: those sleek, futuristic vehicles weaving through Manila’s neon nights aren’t just props.
They’re Xpress BYD electric and hybrid car-taxis, and they’re signaling more than style. They’re signaling a movement.
Have you ridden in an Xpress EV yet? You’ll want to after watching this.
The collaboration is more than a marketing flex. It’s a bold message: Xpress isn’t waiting for the future — it’s already driving it.
The BYD vehicles featured in PALIHIM reflect Xpress’ deep commitment to being part of the environmental and social solution. While most competitors stick to outdated fleets, Xpress integrates green technology into its ride-hailing services, delivering cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable transport for Manila, Bataan, Boracay, and soon Palawan.
And they’re not doing it alone. You’ll notice — if you pay attention — how the company aligns with local government units (LGUs) in every destination. That’s no accident. Xpress co-designs its services with municipalities, creating transport systems that actually solve congestion, reduce emissions, and empower local drivers with new digital income streams. It’s the kind of partnership that others talk about, but Xpress is already making real.
“We didn’t just want to slap logos on a car and call it green,” said a senior Xpress rep. “We worked with LGUs and our drivers to bring in BYD EVs and hybrids that fit each city’s rhythm. That’s what sets us apart — it’s more than technology. It’s trust.”
The sleek presence of Xpress’ BYD EVs in PALIHIM makes you stop and think: Have you actually experienced the ride yet? If not, you’re missing out — on both the feel-good factor and the cultural moment.
Because when tech dares to connect meaningfully with the streets it serves, it sparks more than just efficiency. It sparks pride.
So go ahead: watch PALIHIM again, this time paying closer attention to those iconic rides. Then book your first Xpress EV trip.
After all, when the roads get smarter and greener — shouldn’t you?
In a world where most brands play it safe, Xpress Super App just drove straight into the cultural fast lane. If you’ve seen Tommie King’s new hit music video PALIHIM — premiered July 11 and already racking up views — you already know: those sleek, futuristic vehicles weaving through Manila’s neon nights aren’t just props.
They’re Xpress BYD electric and hybrid car-taxis, and they’re signaling more than style. They’re signaling a movement.
Have you ridden in an Xpress EV yet? You’ll want to after watching this.
The collaboration is more than a marketing flex. It’s a bold message: Xpress isn’t waiting for the future — it’s already driving it.
The BYD vehicles featured in PALIHIM reflect Xpress’ deep commitment to being part of the environmental and social solution. While most competitors stick to outdated fleets, Xpress integrates green technology into its ride-hailing services, delivering cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable transport for Manila, Bataan, Boracay, and soon Palawan.
And they’re not doing it alone. You’ll notice — if you pay attention — how the company aligns with local government units (LGUs) in every destination. That’s no accident. Xpress co-designs its services with municipalities, creating transport systems that actually solve congestion, reduce emissions, and empower local drivers with new digital income streams. It’s the kind of partnership that others talk about, but Xpress is already making real.
“We didn’t just want to slap logos on a car and call it green,” said a senior Xpress rep. “We worked with LGUs and our drivers to bring in BYD EVs and hybrids that fit each city’s rhythm. That’s what sets us apart — it’s more than technology. It’s trust.”
The sleek presence of Xpress’ BYD EVs in PALIHIM makes you stop and think: Have you actually experienced the ride yet? If not, you’re missing out — on both the feel-good factor and the cultural moment.
Because when tech dares to connect meaningfully with the streets it serves, it sparks more than just efficiency. It sparks pride.
So go ahead: watch PALIHIM again, this time paying closer attention to those iconic rides. Then book your first Xpress EV trip.
After all, when the roads get smarter and greener — shouldn’t you?
In a world where most brands play it safe, Xpress Super App just drove straight into the cultural fast lane. If you’ve seen Tommie King’s new hit music video PALIHIM — premiered July 11 and already racking up views — you already know: those sleek, futuristic vehicles weaving through Manila’s neon nights aren’t just props.
They’re Xpress BYD electric and hybrid car-taxis, and they’re signaling more than style. They’re signaling a movement.
Have you ridden in an Xpress EV yet? You’ll want to after watching this.
The collaboration is more than a marketing flex. It’s a bold message: Xpress isn’t waiting for the future — it’s already driving it.
The BYD vehicles featured in PALIHIM reflect Xpress’ deep commitment to being part of the environmental and social solution. While most competitors stick to outdated fleets, Xpress integrates green technology into its ride-hailing services, delivering cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable transport for Manila, Bataan, Boracay, and soon Palawan.
And they’re not doing it alone. You’ll notice — if you pay attention — how the company aligns with local government units (LGUs) in every destination. That’s no accident. Xpress co-designs its services with municipalities, creating transport systems that actually solve congestion, reduce emissions, and empower local drivers with new digital income streams. It’s the kind of partnership that others talk about, but Xpress is already making real.
“We didn’t just want to slap logos on a car and call it green,” said a senior Xpress rep. “We worked with LGUs and our drivers to bring in BYD EVs and hybrids that fit each city’s rhythm. That’s what sets us apart — it’s more than technology. It’s trust.”
The sleek presence of Xpress’ BYD EVs in PALIHIM makes you stop and think: Have you actually experienced the ride yet? If not, you’re missing out — on both the feel-good factor and the cultural moment.
Because when tech dares to connect meaningfully with the streets it serves, it sparks more than just efficiency. It sparks pride.
So go ahead: watch PALIHIM again, this time paying closer attention to those iconic rides. Then book your first Xpress EV trip.
After all, when the roads get smarter and greener — shouldn’t you?
Source: Vritimes
