Manila, Philippines, 21 November 2025 – 2GO, the country’s leading multimodal logistics solutions provider, has officially deployed its first batch of electric trucks, marking a major step toward greener and more sustainable logistics operations.
Sustainability has long been at the core of 2GO’s operations. The company has utilized electric forklifts in its warehouses, ensured its land transportation fleet meets Euro 4 emission standards, and integrated solar panels to harness renewable energy across key facilities. Eco-friendly packaging solutions are standard, and shipping operations continue to provide one of the most environmentally responsible methods for long-distance cargo transport in the country. The addition of e-trucks further strengthens 2GO’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions while maintaining operational efficiency.
“These new electric trucks represent more than just innovation; they are a reflection of 2GO’s long-standing commitment to sustainability,” said Faye Alonzo, 2GO Forwarding Business Unit Head. “Every step we take, from warehouse operations to the roads, is guided by our responsibility to the environment. With e-trucks, we can move goods more efficiently while significantly lowering our carbon footprint, proving that logistics and sustainability can go hand in hand.”
The new electric vehicles are designed to handle high-volume freight, offering quieter, cleaner, and more energy-efficient operations. For 2GO Forwarding, this means faster delivery times, reduced fuel costs, and a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions across urban and intercity routes.
With this milestone, 2GO continues to lead the logistics industry in eco-conscious innovations, reinforcing its role as a responsible partner for businesses and communities alike.
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