Hyundai Motor Philippines New Models: With a special event showcasing its newest models, Hyundai Motor Philippines (HMPH) makes a splash in the nation for the first time. With updated leadership roles and an intriguing new structure of operations, this is an appropriate relaunch of the brand under a new distributor. For those of you readers out there, we’ll break down the scoop.
Its new President, Lee Dong Wook, is in charge of HMPH. It is no small effort for him to revitalize the brand, especially in the eyes of Filipino customers. Since the brand’s identity was formed throughout the course of its many years in the nation, that involves redefining it. He’s also probably thinking about how to analyze the market’s present needs and desires.
“Hyundai Motor Philippines has been focusing on rebuilding the brand to give outstanding customer experience with the launch of a broad range of fresh, innovative, and exciting product line-up in the Philippine market,” said Mr. Lee.
We had the opportunity to physically inspect the aforementioned product lineup. Nothing short of bold, stunning, and energizingly contemporary can be said about Hyundai’s new design language.
The premium B-segment SUV Creta, which took the place of the Venue, is a good place to start. Despite its modest size, it nevertheless has a strong road presence. All of the car’s design features strong angles, but the taillights in particular are out-of-the-box. There are several modern improvements all around the car, like 17-inch alloy wheels, stylish bumpers, and LED DRLs.
The manufacturer claims that its 1.5-liter Smartstream engine in combination with the CVT transmission should deliver plenty of power while yet being reasonably fuel-efficient. The Hyundai Creta will be priced starting at PHP 998K and going up to PHP 1.332M.
Moving on, the Hyundai Staria is the ideal vehicle for affluent society members who enjoy being chauffeure around in plush comfort. It has an exterior that is built to float from point A to point B like a spaceship on wheels. Actually is a lounge on wheels with a greater vehicle height, roomy interior, and wide windows.
It is available in two variations: an exclusive 7-seater that emphasizes comfort. And a practical 11-seater that appeals to buyers seeking utility. Regardless of the model that winds up in your garage, this car will transport you in luxury and style wherever you need to go. Starting at PHP 1.560M for the Cargo variant, the Staria may cost all the way up to PHP 2.930M for the Premium 8AT CRDi AWD model.
The brand-new Santa Fe and Tucson round off this list as the final two cars. The brand’s maiden release of SUVs on our soil will definitely include these, who are clearly the middle children in the family. These vehicles’ menacing grilles and manly character lines reveal a similarity in their design ideas. With a Smartstream 2.2 Diesel engine paired with an 8-speed wet DCT, the new Santa Fe is the first of Hyundai’s SUVs to utilize the new modular Gen 3 architecture. While the Santa Fe is only available in one trim with a price of PHP 2.420M. The Tucson is price between PHP 1.5 and PHP 1.8M.
The full-size Hyundai Palisade SUV and the electric Ioniq 5 will be available soon, and both will come with 5-year, 200,000-kilometer warranties. Commercial vehicles will only have a 3-year, 100,000-kilometer warranty, according to representatives of Hyundai Motor Philippines. Though their warranties won’t be respect. People who purchased cars on the black market can have them serviced and maintained at HMPH dealerships.
Representatives of the business said they will continue to research the potential market. For the famed N Performance Division’s cars in the nation when asked about them. The Elantra N, Tucson N-Line, and other N iterations of current models, however, aren’t being rule out as potential imports.
To reduce its product offering and establish itself as a competitive force in the market. Hyundai Motor Philippines is exerting significant effort. If everything works out, we absolutely see this brand as having the potential. To challenge the Philippine market’s current market leader.
