The brand name NWOW stands for “New Ways of World,” reflecting the company’s focus on new-energy transportation and alternative mobility solutions.[3] The international website presents the brand around the concept of new-energy transportation, emphasizing electric mobility for global markets.[1]

Corporate materials cite different founding dates depending on whether they refer to the global manufacturing entity or the Philippine operation.

• 2013: NWOW Technology Co., Ltd. states it was established in 2013 as a new-energy vehicle manufacturing enterprise integrating research and development, manufacturing, sales, and service.[1]
• 2017: The Philippine operation was founded in Carmona, Cavite, through the efforts of director Kang Ding Wu.[2]
• Production model: Products originate from the main factory in China, while vehicles are assembled locally in the Philippines.[2]
• International expansion: The company has established sales platforms and branches across Southeast Asia, Europe, and North America. Its corporate site specifically identifies Southeast Asia, Southern Europe, Northern Europe, and North America as major sales regions.[1]

• Parent/manufacturing company: NWOW Technology Co., Ltd.
• Headquarters: Wuxi, Jiangsu, China
• Industry: New-energy vehicles / electric mobility
• Core activities: Research and development, manufacturing, sales, and after-sales service
• Major products: Electric scooters, electric motorcycles, electric bicycles, electric tricycles, and four-wheeled electric vehicles
• International brand: NWOW
• Philippine entity: NWOW International Trading Corporation[2]

According to its corporate profile, NWOW employs over 3,000 people, holds more than 110 valid patents, operates four major production bases, and has an annual production capacity exceeding 500,000 new-energy electric vehicles. The company also reports having established branches or offices in numerous countries.[1]

NWOW maintains a product portfolio covering multiple forms of electric transportation beyond standard scooters.

Electric scooters and motorcycles

These models represent some of NWOW’s most visible products in the Philippine market. Current local listings include:

• NWOW V15
• NWOW V11
• NWOW WSP
• NWOW TK10
• NWOW ARS
• NWOW ERV
• NWOW GB2
• NWOW GC10

The Philippine catalog categorizes these units across electric scooters and electric motorcycles/mopeds.[4]

Electric tricycles

The company produces three-wheeled electric vehicles aimed at practical transportation and utility applications. Philippine models include the ERV, ERVS, WSP, TK10, ARS, EP-2, and other variants depending on the current lineup.[4]

Four-wheeled electric vehicles

The Philippine catalog includes larger four-wheeled vehicles such as:

• NWOW EMC-GOLF
• NWOW EMC-GOLF2
• NWOW ERVS-D800
• NWOW ERVSD
• NWOW ERVS4
• NWOW NCT-D1200

This segment extends NWOW’s business into small electric utility and golf-cart-type vehicles rather than limiting it to two-wheel transportation.[2]

Electric bicycles and lithium-powered vehicles

Both international and Philippine operations list electric bicycles, lithium-powered vehicles, delivery scooters, and related categories as part of their portfolio.[4]

NWOW positions itself as a new-energy vehicle manufacturer rather than merely an importer or retailer. Its stated activities encompass vehicle design, R&D, production, sales, and service.[1]

The company reports having developed proprietary technology and holding more than 100 valid patents, with vehicle platforms covering electric two-, three-, and four-wheelers.[1] Manufacturing and engineering capabilities include:

• Electric power systems
• Lithium-ion battery vehicles
• Vehicle control systems
• Electric drivetrain technology
• Vehicle design and assembly
• Product testing and quality control
• Parts and supply-chain management
• After-sales maintenance

The international website also advertises OEM and ODM capabilities for electric vehicles.[1]

The Philippines serves as a key market for NWOW’s international business. The local operation was established in Carmona, Cavite, with products originating from China and assembled locally. The company has built a network of dealers and stores and operates international branches connected to the Philippine business.[4]

While the Philippine website markets NWOW as a “No.1 EBIKE BRAND”, this is a company marketing claim rather than an independently verified industry ranking.[2] The local catalog demonstrates expansion beyond traditional e-bikes into scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, delivery vehicles, and four-wheeled electric vehicles.[2]

Pricing

NWOW occupies an accessible segment of the Philippine electric mobility market. The current Philippine catalog lists models ranging from smaller electric motorcycles like the GC10 at approximately ₱19,800 to larger vehicles such as the EMC-GOLF2 at around ₱128,000. Prices may vary by dealer, promotion, configuration, and financing arrangement.[4]

As of August 2026, independent Philippine motorcycle listings reported NWOW models ranging from approximately ₱19,800 to ₱70,000 for its motorcycle and scooter lineup.[5]

NWOW combines several operational elements including vehicle manufacturing, international distribution, local assembly, dealer networks, retail stores, franchising, after-sales service, parts and accessories, and rental/sharing models. The corporate site states that its vehicles support business models including rental, sales, and sharing.[1]

In the Philippines, the company actively promotes partnerships, dealerships, and franchise opportunities.[4]

NWOW describes itself as an international electric mobility company with sales platforms in Southeast Asia, Southern Europe, Northern Europe, and North America. The company lists branches or operations in countries including the Philippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and France.[1]

Its international site reports over 300 overseas direct-sale stores and more than 3,100 local staff overseas, though these are company-reported figures.[1]

NWOW’s core positioning centers on affordable electric mobility for everyday transportation. Compared to premium electric motorcycle manufacturers, the brand emphasizes accessibility, low operating costs, practical transportation, simple urban mobility, vehicle variety, dealer accessibility, and after-sales support. This positioning is reflected in the Philippine slogan “Easy to Buy, Easy to Ride.”[2]

The company argues that electric vehicles provide an alternative to gasoline-powered transportation, particularly for short-distance urban travel and daily commuting.

NWOW’s mission involves developing electric transportation products and promoting new-energy vehicles internationally.[1] The fundamental environmental proposition is that replacing gasoline-powered trips with electric transportation can reduce direct tailpipe emissions and fuel dependence. However, actual environmental benefits depend on factors such as electricity generation sources, battery production, vehicle lifespan, recycling processes, and usage patterns.

After-sales support is central to NWOW’s market positioning. The official international website promotes long warranty coverage, while the Philippine website provides customer support and maintenance resources.[4] The local operation publishes product manuals, maintenance guides, FAQs, and service information through its website.[2]

NWOW states its vehicles have obtained certifications including EEC, CE, and WMI, depending on the relevant product and market. Corporate materials emphasize that road-use vehicles must meet applicable local certification and registration requirements, which can differ significantly between countries.[1]

NWOW is fundamentally connected to China’s electric vehicle manufacturing industry, with corporate headquarters and major manufacturing operations located in Wuxi, Jiangsu.[1] The company’s strategy involves bringing Chinese new-energy vehicle technology and manufacturing capabilities to international markets. Consequently, NWOW is best understood as a Chinese-origin electric mobility manufacturer with an international market strategy rather than a purely Philippine motorcycle company.[1]

The electric two-wheeler market is significant for NWOW because scooters and small electric motorcycles suit densely populated cities and short-distance transportation. The Philippines represents a natural market for these products due to the widespread use of motorcycles and scooters for commuting, delivery, and personal transport. NWOW’s strategy includes relatively inexpensive electric vehicles designed for everyday Filipino use.

Expansion into three- and four-wheelers allows the company to target commercial, delivery, utility, passenger, and recreational applications beyond private commuters.

Based on published corporate information, NWOW’s strengths include a broad product range, affordable pricing relative to premium competitors, access to China’s established EV supply chain, local Philippine assembly and service infrastructure, multiple business models, over 100 reported patents, and international expansion across multiple regions.[1]

Challenges common to the sector include battery longevity and replacement costs, charging infrastructure limitations for users without convenient parking access, and the critical importance of after-sales parts availability for affordable electric vehicles. Regulatory considerations also apply, as electric motorcycles, e-bikes, and three-wheelers may fall under different registration, licensing, and road-use requirements depending on national and local classifications.

1. About Us-NWOW
2. NWOW Philippines | About Us
3. NWOW introduces new products for sustainable transportation – MotoPinas.com
4. NWOW Philippines
5. NWOW Motorcycles Philippines Price List 2026, Specs & Reviews | Zigwheels