Mitsubishi Motors PH joins SILAKBO Fun Run

MANILA: Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) took part in the SILAKBO (Sikad-Lakad-Takbo) Fun Run 2025 held at South Evozone, Nuvali in the City of Santa Rosa, Laguna.

Per MMPC, the objective of SILAKBO Fun Run is to raise funds for the protection and rehabilitation of Silang-Santa Rosa River that serves as the main water supply source of Santa Rosa, Binan and Cabuyao in Laguna and Silang in Cavite.

Portion of the funds that will be generated from the run will be utilized in a Tree Planting activity that will be held in June 2025 during Arbor Day celebration.

In a statement, the company shared that around 60 MMPC employees — led by its Executive Vice President for Manufacturing Division Manabu Higuchi and Vice President for Safety, Health and Environment Department Marfel Ancheta — joined the fun run to show support to the advocacy.

As a major sponsor of the annual event, the company donated P100,000 to the cause-oriented program organized by the Save Silang-Santa Rosa River Foundation, Incorporated (S3R2) in collaboration with the City Government of Santa Rosa.

MMPC, which is also part of the S3R2 Board, said that its support in the event expresses its commitment to corporate social responsibility and environmental stewardship.

“Taking part in initiatives like this is aligned with the company’s values of sustainability and community involvement,” the company shared in a statement.

Aside from that, the Mitsubishi Xforce was displayed in its booth at the event and provided free merchandise and refreshments to all participants.

Here are some facts about the crossover that was introduced to the market last year.

Vehicle specifications

The Mitsubishi Xforce has the following measurements:

Overall dimensions (length, width, height; in millimeters [mm>)	4,390 x 1,810 x 1,660
Wheelbase (in mm)	2,650
Ground clearance (in mm)	222
Seating capacity	Five individuals

Powering the vehicle is the 4A91 1.5-liter, four-pot, double overhead cam gasoline mill with Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing Electronic Control system. This mill — which sends power to the wheels via continuous variable transmission — can provide:

• Maximum output: 103 horsepower
• Peak torque: 141 Newton-meters

In addition, the Mitsubishi Xforce has four drive modes namely Wet (first introduced by Mitsubishi), Road, Gravel, and Mud.

Its interior amenities include:

• Three-spoke multi-function leather steering wheel
• eight-inch colored LCD digital instrument cluster
• 12.3-inch infotainment system with the eight-speaker Dynamic Sound Yamaha Premium setup and Speed Compensated Volume and equalizer functions.
• Underseat tray
• Rear seats that go 40:20:40 split with eight-step recline and full flat folding
• Wireless charging dock 

Further, the vehicle has the following safety and driver-assistive technologies comprise of:

• Four airbags
• Anti-lock braking system
• Electronic stability control
• Seatbelt reminder system for frontal and rear seats occupants
• Pedestrian protection technology
• Autonomous emergency braking (city and inter-urban)
• Blind spot detection
• Forward collision warning
• Auto high beam

Available in Quartz White, Graphite Gray, Blade Silver, and Energetic Yellow, the Mitsubishi Xforce is retailed in the Philippines in two variants at the following prices:

• GLS CVT: P1.367 million
• GT CVT: P1.581 million

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