The 2026 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing Philippine Cup heads to Batangas Racing Circuit on August 15 for Race Weekend 3, marking the series’ first visit to the Rosario, Batangas track. Vios one-make racecars will continue using E20 bioethanol, while Tamaraw racecars will run on B5 coco-biodiesel as Toyota Motor Philippines extends its low-carbon fuel initiative.
The Suzuki Carry is taking on two more specialized jobs.
Suzuki Philippines has introduced a PUV Class 1 variant for passenger transport and a 10-seat Patrol Van for LGUs, barangays, and other organizations, expanding the Carry lineup beyond its traditional utility role.
s the MPV making a comeback as the Filipino family car?
GAC thinks so. Its expanded lineup now spans the gasoline-powered GN6, hybrid E8 HEV, and plug-in hybrid GN8 PHEV Executive, with each model built around passenger comfort, flexible cabins, and different levels of electrification.
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines is preparing to add hybrid vehicle production to its local manufacturing operations.
The move forms part of a broader growth plan that includes a previously announced PHP 7-billion investment and participation in the government’s Electric Vehicle Incentive Strategy, reinforcing the Philippines’ role as one of Mitsubishi Motors’ priority ASEAN markets.
Mitsubishi Motors is expanding its footprint in Cavite.
The new Mitsubishi Motors Silang dealership brings sales, service, and spare parts under one roof, with a six-vehicle showroom and six service bays along E. Aguinaldo Highway.
GAC Philippines is expanding its nationwide dealer network with six new locations in Alabang, Bacoor, Las Piñas, Marikina, Subic, and Zamboanga. The additions will bring the brand’s local network to more than 30 dealerships across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, supported by a dedicated parts warehouse, aftersales services, vehicle warranties, and complimentary roadside assistance.
One MPV lineup, three different ways to travel.
GAC Philippines has introduced the All-New GN6, E8 HEV, and GN8 PHEV Executive, offering buyers a choice between practical family mobility, hybrid efficiency, and premium executive transport.
Going electric no longer means choosing just one kind of powertrain.
The new BYD Atto 2 arrives in the Philippines with a fully electric variant and two Super DM-i plug-in hybrid options, giving buyers a choice between up to 380km of EV range or as much as 1,340km of combined range.
The BYD Seal 5 DM-i returns with a broader choice for everyday electrified driving.
Available in Essential and Dynamic variants, the updated plug-in hybrid sedan offers up to 115km of electric range, a claimed combined range of up to 2,181km, and official prices starting at PHP948,000.