Zigwheels weekly wrap-up: May 26-30
New, updated model launches, EV charging station openings take center stage this week
MANILA: This week’s biggest motoring stories include new model launches for both the two-wheel and four-wheel segments, as well as some new electric vehicle charging station openings.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
What models were launched this week?
This week, Hyundai launched the new Creta while Lynk & Co. rolled out the 06 Origin SE.Which motorcycle received an update this week?
This week, Yamaha Motor PH updated the Mio Gravis with new colors.We will also look into a newly inaugurated dealership and a peek at the current trend in the truck market.
Model launches, updates
Both the local two-wheel and four-wheel sectors made quite a buzz this week thanks to some model launches alongside updated nameplates.
New Hyundai Creta arrives
Hyundai Motor Philippines has updated the Creta crossover. It now has a bolder look and a more intelligent interior.
The South Korean car brand also introduced a new N Line variant for the model, which adds a dash of sportiness to the capable mover.
Read about it, here.
HMPH executive Mark Parulan also told the publication in an interview that the company is looking to bring more N Line models, where it is applicable.
Check the story, here.
Hongqi begins sale of EH7, E-HS7
Chinese carmaker Hongqi has begun sales of its EH7 and E-HS7 nameplates.
The two models reflect the brand’s take on electric luxury and were revealed just recently at the Paris Motor Show.
In addition, Hongqi Philippines is also offering six months’ worth of free charging at EVOxCharge stations nationwide, to help ease its customers’ transition to electric mobility.
Check the full dispatch, here.
Lynk & Co 06 gets new variant
Lynk & Co Philippines introduced a new variant for the 06 sport utility vehicle (SUV).
The Lynk & Co 06 Origin SE is now touted as the base trim of the nameplate and serves as the entry-level variant for people who want to enjoy the best of what Geely and Volvo have to offer.
Read the story, here.
Aito M9 units land in PH
While not exactly a launch story, Aito Philippines announced that the initial batch of its M9 SUVs is now here in the country.
To note, the said model made quite a stir at this year’s Manila International Auto Show.
Check the story out, here.
Yamaha Motor PH gives Mio Gravis new colors
The Yamaha Mio Gravis earned two new colors thanks to the most recent campaign staged by the local subsidiary of the Japanese motorcycle brand.
Its two new hues are Matte Brown and Dark Gray.
The bike is now marketed as a “sensible choice” for riders who value safety, reliability, and performance.
Get to know more about it, here.
EV charging stations
Various private companies are working hard to help support the growing number of electric vehicles (EV) in the country. That said, we have seen two events where charging stations were championed.
They’ve got it all for you
Offering more than just convenient dining and shopping, SM Prime Holdings looks to open around 50 EV charging stations before the year ends.
To date, the property developer has around 131 facilities across malls and offices. In the future, it is targeting to install these chargers on residential communities and leisure estates as well as office developments and convention centers.
Find out more by going, here.
Ayala opens fastest charging station in PH
ACMobility has opened what is believed to be the fastest EV charging station in the Philippines.
Located in Corinthian Carpark, the company’s new EV charging facility can deliver up to 480 kilowatts of power.
Read more about the story, here.
Suzuki opens new dealership in Santa Rosa, Laguna
Suzuki Philippines Incorporated has opened the doors of its newest dealership in Santa Rosa, Laguna.
The building has a four-car showroom with a six-bay service area designed to provide top-quality aftersales services.
Check out our story, here.
Isuzu posts positive numbers for Jan.-Apr. 2025
Isuzu Philippines Corporation has sold 1,592 trucks in the first four months of 2025.
The said numbers reinforce the brand’s position as the leading truck marque locally.
According to the most recent report from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Incorporated and the Truck Manufacturers Association, Isuzu has cornered 43 percent of the country’s truck market.
Check the full report, here.
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- KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Model launches, updates
- New Hyundai Creta arrives
- Hongqi begins sale of EH7, E-HS7
- Lynk & Co 06 gets new variant
- Aito M9 units land in PH
- Yamaha Motor PH gives Mio Gravis new colors
- EV charging stations
- They’ve got it all for you
- Ayala opens fastest charging station in PH
- Suzuki opens new dealership in Santa Rosa, Laguna
- Isuzu posts positive numbers for Jan.-Apr. 2025
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