“Since CAMPI was formed three decades ago, the association has made significant strides in enabling automotive manufacturing and advancing motorization in the country,” said Hon. Jose Chaves Alvarez, Chairman of CAMPI. “This resulted in the industry’s unmatched collective contribution to the economy and in improving the lives of Filipinos—both from the side of the automotive labor force and the customers and end users of various mobility services and solutions. We could have not done this without our inter-industry collaboration and our partnership with government institutions.”

“After 30 fruitful years of CAMPI, especially when the mobility industry is in the middle of another great transformation, we commit to be ready for what’s beyond. That is why tonight is more than just celebrating our glorious past. It is about creating the future of mobility as one united CAMPI,” Alvarez added.

As CAMPI enters its fourth decade, the organization unveiled a new vision:

To foster mobility transition in the Philippines while creating competitive conditions and opportunities for a vibrant automotive industry, and positive outcomes for the economy and society.

CAMPI plans this through a strategic framework built on four key pillars that respond to the rapidly evolving automotive landscape.

• Technology & Innovation – Moving forward CAMPI focuses on embracing advancements in electric vehicles (EVs), connected platforms, and autonomous driving technologies, all aimed at delivering smarter and more efficient mobility solutions.
• Sustainability – Underscores CAMPI’s commitment to environmental responsibility by advocating for carbon neutrality through electrification, fuel diversification, and energy-efficient practices.
• Road Safety – Reinforces the need for standardized safety protocols, mutual recognition agreements (MRAs), and alignment with global benchmarks to ensure safer road environments for all users.
• Industry Development – Centered on strengthening regional integration, investing in the upskilling of human capital, and preparing the Philippine automotive sector to align with and excel in global market trends.

“As we grow stronger and bigger as an association, we remain firmly committed to these four pillars—Technology & Innovation, Sustainability, Safety, and Industry Development—as we move forward. These guiding principles will help ensure that the Philippine automotive industry continues to thrive and lead in the face of change,” said Atty. Rommel Gutierrez, President of CAMPI.

Founded on May 16, 1995, CAMPI has been instrumental in championing the interests of the automotive sector, contributing significantly to the nation’s economic growth. As of May 2025, the association accounts for more than 92 percent of Philippine auto sales with:

8 Regular Members (those without local manufacturing and assembly):

1. Columbian Autocar Corporation (Terrafirma Motors Corporation)
2. Columbian Manufacturing Corporation (IVECO Trucks and Buses)
3. Foton Motor Philippines Inc.
4. Honda Cars Philippines, Inc.
5. Isuzu Philippines Corporation
6. Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation
7. Nissan Philippines, Inc.
8. Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation

20 Associate Members (those with no local manufacturing or assembly):

1. Automobile Central Enterprise Inc. (Volkswagen)
2. BA Motors Philippines, Inc. (Peugeot)
3. Berjaya Auto Asia, Inc. (Kaicene)
4. Bermaz Auto Philippines, Inc. (Mazda)
5. Ford Group Philippines, Inc.
6. Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc.
7. IC Automotive, Inc. (Changan)
8. IC Land Automotive, Inc. (Jaguar Land Rover)
9. IC Star Automotive, Inc. (Mercedes-Benz)
10. Jetour Auto Phil. Inc.,
11. KP Motors Corporation (Kia)
12. SAIC Motor Philippines, Inc. (MG)
13. SMC Asia Car Distributor Corp. (BMW)
14. Suzuki Philippines, Inc.
15. Tesla Motors Philippines Inc.
16. United Asia Automotive Group, Inc. (Chery)
17. UAAGI Auto Inc. (Lynk & Co)
18. UAAGI Distributors Inc. (BAIC)
19. Velocita Motors Inc. (Ferrari)
20. Vinfast Auto Philippines Corp.