iCAUR Philippines is opening pre-sales for its upcoming V23 and V27 electrified vehicles, giving Filipino buyers an early opportunity to reserve the brand’s latest offerings ahead of their anticipated arrival in the local market.
The company announced that pre-sales for the iCAUR V23 battery electric vehicle (BEV) and iCAUR V27 range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) will begin on Oct. 19, 2026. The announcement marks another step in introducing the iCAUR brand to Filipino motorists, with both models positioned as new options for buyers exploring electrified mobility.
To encourage early reservations, iCAUR Philippines is preparing a special early Christmas promotion for customers who reserve either vehicle during the pre-sales period. The package will include 10 exclusive benefits, although the company has yet to disclose the complete list of incentives.
But buyers would not have to wait too long, as according to iCAUR Philippines, the full details of the pre-sales offer will be announced soon through its official iCAUR Philippines website. Prospective buyers will need to check the brand’s online channels for the complete terms and conditions, as well as the specific benefits available to early customers.
The two vehicles also represent different approaches to electric mobility. The V23 is a battery electric vehicle, meaning it relies on an electric powertrain and rechargeable battery. The V27, meanwhile, uses a range-extended electric vehicle setup.
Of note, iCAUR Philippines has not provided further technical specifications, driving range figures, equipment details or pricing in its initial announcement.
Interested buyers can follow iCAUR Philippines on Facebook and Instagram for the latest information. The brand’s official Philippine website is also expected to carry the details of the reservation package.
For now, the opening of pre-sales provides an initial look at iCAUR Philippines’ plans for the V23 and V27. More concrete details about pricing, specifications, availability and the 10 reservation benefits will be needed before buyers can properly assess how the two vehicles compare with other electrified options available in the Philippines.
Omoda & Jaecoo Motor Philippines Inc., the official distributor of Omoda, Jaecoo and iCAUR vehicles in the country, is at the helm in bringing the newest Chinese car brand to the local market.
Autocar’s Take
iCAUR Philippines is taking an interesting first step by opening reservations for the V23 and V27 with a 10-benefit promotional package. The bigger question, however, is what these vehicles will actually offer Filipino buyers once pricing and specifications are revealed. The V23’s battery-electric setup and the V27’s range-extended electric configuration could appeal to different ownership needs, but the details matter.
Buyers will want to know how far these vehicles can travel, how much they cost and what after-sales support they can expect. The reservation incentives may attract early interest, but competitive pricing and dependable customer support will ultimately matter more.
