Xpress has opened a new EV Taxi, MotoTaxi, and TNVS queuing station at Greenhills Shopping Center in collaboration with Ortigas & Company, following the success of its PITX hub. The station offers on-site booking help, promo codes, and faster pickups as fuel prices drive demand for electric and app-based transport.

After PITX success, Xpress expands premium mobility access as fuel prices rise

Shoppers, diners, and moviegoers at Greenhills Shopping Center now have a faster way home. Following the strong passenger response to its recently launched transport hub at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), mobility super app Xpress has opened a new EV Taxi, Electric Motorcycle Taxi, and TNVS Queuing Station at Greenhills, giving passengers a reliable ride option exactly when they need it.

Located near Uniqlo inside Greenhills, the new station operates daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, where trained Xpress Brand Ambassadors assist customers with bookings, app downloads, and ride options on the spot. Customers who approach the station may also receive special promo codes, offering discounted fares and exclusive in-app savings.

Developed in collaboration with Ortigas & Company, owner of Greenhills Shopping Center, the new Xpress station reflects a growing shift toward integrated mobility hubs inside major commercial centers, where customers expect rides to be available the moment they step outside.

The expansion comes at a time when rising international and local fuel prices continue to affect transportation costs across the Philippines, making electric mobility an increasingly practical choice for both riders and drivers. By deploying EV taxis, electric motorcycle taxis, and TNVS vehicles in one organized pickup point, Xpress aims to provide a more stable, predictable fare experience while maintaining comfort, safety, and availability.

The Greenhills launch builds on the momentum of the PITX queuing station, which has already served thousands of passengers since opening, demonstrating how physical ride stations combined with app-based booking can significantly reduce waiting time in high-traffic areas.

Passengers at the new station can book rides directly through the Xpress app with assistance from on-site staff, creating a hybrid system that blends digital convenience with real-world accessibility. The company says this model is designed to make ride-hailing easier for everyday commuters, families, and shoppers who prefer knowing exactly where to go when they need a ride.

Xpress officials say more queuing stations in major transport hubs, malls, and lifestyle districts are planned as part of a broader push to make app-based transport more visible and more dependable across Metro Manila.

As fuel prices fluctuate and urban traffic grows more unpredictable, the demand for organized pickup points and electric vehicle options continues to rise — a shift the company believes will define the next phase of city mobility.

And if the growing lines at Greenhills are any sign, the future of transport may no longer be about searching for a ride — but simply walking to the place where it’s already waiting.

This press release has also been published on VRITIMES