MG Motor Philippines has formalized its partnership with En Tsumugi for the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of electric vehicle (EV) units affected by a fire incident that occurred on April 6, 2025.
The agreement underscores both organizations’ commitment to safety, environmental stewardship, and responsible end-of-life management of EV components, particularly high-voltage (HV) batteries, which require specialized handling and disposal procedures in compliance with global environmental standards.
Through this initiative, MG Philippines and En Tsumugi ensure that all affected units are processed in a controlled and compliant manner, minimizing environmental impact while adhering to strict safety protocols. The collaboration reflects the shared responsibility of both parties in addressing incidents involving electrified mobility solutions with transparency and due diligence.
En Tsumugi ELV Dismantling Corporation, located in Mexico, Pampanga, is recognized as the Philippines’ first model End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) dismantling facility. The partnership also marks the first-ever implementation in the local automotive industry involving the proper disposal and dismantling of EV units affected by a fire incident—highlighting a significant step forward in responsible EV management and environmental compliance in the country.
The ceremonial signing also highlights MG Philippines’ ongoing commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), reinforcing its proactive approach in managing sensitive operational incidents while prioritizing environmental protection and public safety.
“Safety, responsibility, and sustainability remain at the core of MG’s operations,” said Mr. Wei Wei Zhang, President of MG Motor Philippines. “Through this partnership with En Tsumugi, we are ensuring that all necessary measures are taken to properly manage and dispose of affected EV units in a way that upholds the highest environmental and safety standards. This reflects our long-term commitment to responsible mobility in the Philippines.”
“As vehicle technologies evolve, proper recovery and treatment standards must evolve as well,” said Mr. John Hung, CFO and Marketing Director of En Tsumugi. “En Tsumugi remains committed to supporting safer, more sustainable end-of-life vehicle management aligned with emerging global environmental practices.”
By formalizing this agreement, MG Philippines continues to strengthen its sustainability framework within the automotive industry, demonstrating accountability in the handling of EV-related incidents and reinforcing best practices in responsible mobility.
MG Philippines remains committed to advancing sustainable mobility solutions in the Philippines while ensuring that safety, environmental responsibility, and operational integrity remain at the core of its operations.
