Foton PH reintroduces A. Bonifacio dealership as new flagship EV hub

MANILA: Foton Motor Philippines Incorporated, under United Asia Automotive Group Incorporated (UAAGI), has reintroduced its A. Bonifacio outlet as its new flagship electric vehicle (EV) dealership. 

According to the brand, the heavily revamped outlet, operated by veteran dealer Beatitude Auto Industrial Corporation, has been renovated to serve as a one-stop shop for all-electric models. It is backed by Foton’s strong local aftersales services, and thus, it can meet the needs of modern businesses.

For the unaware, Foton’s new EV flagship outlet is located at 728 A. Bonifacio Avenue, Balintawak, Quezon City. Just like before, it is equipped with a spacious showroom, but it now has the following capabilities that are catered to entities that are in need of all-electric logistics solutions:

• Reliable range of commercial EV models
• Integrated charging solutions
• Extensive spare parts availability
• Responsive technical support
• Innovative aftersales services

In total, Foton A. Bonifacio occupies an estimated lot area of 2,000 square meters (sqm). Within the said space is a 300 sqm showroom and a service area that can accommodate up to 15 vehicles. 

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Notably, Foton Motor Philippines Incorporated is a pioneer when it comes to all-electric commercial vehicles. Since 2023, the brand has grown its portfolio of all-electric logistics solutions, which are all touted to provide would-be adopters with highly efficient powertrains that won’t compromise on performance. 

As of this publishing, Foton Motor Philippines Incorporated’s lineup of model offerings consists of the following: 

• Transvan i7 EV Cargo Van
• Traveller Sierra EV 12-seater Passenger Van
• Harabas TM300 EV
• Tornado Light Duty Truck Series
• EST 6x4 10-Wheeler Tractor Head
• Foton 33-Seater Coach Bus EV
• Thunder EV Pickup truck

All of these nameplates come with a five-year or 200,000-kilometer (km), whichever comes first, warranty for both the battery and electric powertrain system. The exemption is the EV Coach Bus, which is covered by a longer eight-year or 800,000-km warranty, whichever comes first, for its electric powertrain.

EV commercial vehicles: the advantages

Why switch to EV commercial vehicles? Well, as Foton shared, doing so can help businesses realize significant savings. This is especially true for those who operate large logistics or transport fleets. 

Notably, they are more economical to operate on a day-to-day and long-term basis than internal combustion vehicles. Specifically, Foton’s local arm shared that energy costs can go down by as much as 70 percent when using EV models instead of fossil-fuel-dependent rides. The aforementioned, of course, holds true, as current gasoline and diesel prices in the Philippines are highly volatile. 

Maintaining EVs is also touted to be 50 percent cheaper. This is because EVs, whether commercial-grade or not, have fewer moving parts. 

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