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    Hyundai trucks and buses drive transport modernization in Tacloban City

    MobilityCarsHyundai trucks and buses drive transport modernization in Tacloban City

    Hyundai strengthens its presence as a leading Modern PUV provider in the Visayas. On July 29, 2021, Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai commercial vehicles (CV), through pioneer dealership Hyundai Trucks and Buses Cebu, turned over 15 units of the HD50S Class 2 to G.C. Godie, Inc. transport cooperative in Tacloban City.  The official ceremony was graced by key officials from the national and local governments.

    The landmark ceremony serves as another achievement in Tacloban’s bid to accelerate its progress and a testament to Hyundai’s growing partnerships with major transport cooperatives across the country.


    Key to modernization. The exchange of the Hyundai key is symbolic of the Taclobanons’ united support for PUV modernization. The ceremony was led by Hon. Alfred Romualdez (2nd from left), Mayor of the City of Tacloban; Director Gualberto N. Gualberto (1st from left), Regional Director of the LTFRB Region 8; Mrs. Cresencia Abad (3rd from left), Chairperson, G.C. Godie, Inc.; and Ms. Cherie Lou Zshornack (5th from left), Chief Administrative Officer of Hyundai Cebu, Inc.

    This pivotal event is another milestone for Hyundai Trucks and Buses Philippines, following the successful launch of the GDSI-inspired Hyundai Trucks and Buses Cebu last July 15.  

    “We are honored to serve communities in the Visayas, such as Tacloban City, pursuant of the government’s vision of a better, more sustainable transport system,” said Hyundai Trucks and Buses Cebu president Edward Vincent G. Onglatco. He also underscored the provision of excellent maintenance service for the Modern PUVs such that Hyundai would remain the Taclobanons’ “Partner in Every Way” in the New Normal.


    Mrs. Cresencia Abad (3rd from left), Chairperson, G.C. Godie, Inc., and Hon. Alfred Romualdez (4th from left), Mayor of the City of Tacloban, lead the ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the transport group’s breakthrough towards transport modernization with units of Hyundai HD50S Class 2.

    Since 2020, HARI has been energizing the transport sector with a series of turnovers of Hyundai Modern PUVs to major transport groups all over the country. There are now over a hundred efficient, environment-friendly units of HD50S plying major routes and cities nationwide.  

    Said HARI president and CEO Ma. Fe Perez-Agudo, “Aligned with Hyundai Motor’s mission to drive progress for humanity, HARI CV and our strong dealer network stands with Government, the private sector, and communities to keep on carving a path toward full transport modernization, which is key to our recovery as a nation.” 

    Know more about Hyundai Trucks and Buses by logging on to www.hyundai.ph.  You may also request for a quote for any of Hyundai’s commercial vehicles at www.hyundai.ph/shop/eb2B or email Hyundai CARES at [email protected].


    (Clockwise from left) Hon. Alfred Romualdez, Mayor of the City of Tacloban (4th from left) takes the maiden ride of the HD50S Modern PUV with Director Gualberto N. Gualberto (5th from left), Regional Director of the LTFRB Region 8; Mr. Leo Bahin (3rd from left), City Councilor and Chairman of the Committee on Transportation; Ms. Restituta “Resty” Ilagan (1st from left), District Manager, Head of Leyte Lending Center, Landbank of the Philippines, Tacloban; Mrs. Cresencia Abad (2nd from left), Chairperson, G.C. Godie, Inc.; Ms. Cherie Lou Zshornack (6th from left), Chief Administrative Officer of Hyundai Cebu, Inc.; and PMjr Alan Tano (7th from left) of the Philippine National Police (PNP).

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