The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines (CAMPI) is holding the 10th Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS) on June 4 to 7, 2026.
While the official theme will be announced at a later date, preparations are already underway to deliver CAMPI’s most expansive and dynamic motor show to date.
Atty. Rommel R. Gutierez, CAMPI president said: “The 10th PIMS will mark a new chapter for the Philippine automotive sector. With more CAMPI members expected to participate, we are preparing the biggest and most diverse PIMS yet — an event that will showcase cutting-edge technologies, global models, and mobility solutions that reflect where the industry is headed in the years to come.”
CAMPI’s announcement of the 10th PIMS coincided with the official launch of CAMPI’s 30th Anniversary Coffee Table Book—a commemorative publication honoring three decades of unity, innovation, and nation-building within the Philippine automotive industry.
The Coffee Table Book serves as a visual and historical chronicle of CAMPI’s journey since its establishment, capturing significant industry developments, regulatory milestones, market growth, and the collective efforts of CAMPI member-brands in shaping mobility for Filipinos.
Atty. Rommel Gutierrez emphasized the importance of this publication in preserving CAMPI’s legacy, saying, “This coffee table book is more than just a compilation of images and timelines—it is a celebration of our shared achievements as an industry. Over the past 30 years, CAMPI has witnessed transformative changes in policy, technology, and market behavior. This commemorative book allows us to honor the challenges we overcame, the partnerships we strengthened, and the progress that continues to move the Philippine automotive industry forward.”
Looking ahead, Atty. Gutierrez reaffirmed CAMPI’s dedication to shaping the future of mobility. “As CAMPI grows with more member-brands joining our mission, we remain fully committed to supporting a competitive, innovative, and sustainable automotive market. The road ahead brings new technologies, new mobility solutions, and increased expectations from consumers. That is why CAMPI will continue strengthening its four core pillars: Technology and Innovation, Sustainability, Road Safety, and Industry Development, to ensure that the Philippines is ready for the future of mobility.”
Way too early this time.
ReplyDeletePIMS of CAMPI are likely be filled with Japanese,Korean and Chinese vehicles.
What decides what is a good time to have the event?
DeleteCAMPI PIMS is earlier next year in order not to collide with PEVS which happens around August or October where PIMS is usually held.
DeleteMIAS - PIMS - PEVS, they must have a bigger venue to accomodate the many brands participating in such event
ReplyDeleteThere's a larger brand new convention center that the government will build on the Reclamation Area.
DeleteWHEN WILL IT BE OPERATIONAL ?
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