Suzuki Philippines has achieved its highest sales ranking ever in its corporate history by securing third place based on the official data released by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines (CAMPI).
With total sales of 21,984 units in 2025, it marks a historic first for Suzuki Automobile in the Philippines and reflects the shared trust and collective effort of Suzuki’s nationwide dealer network, supportive financial partners, dedicated employees, and loyal customers. More than a sales result, it highlights Suzuki’s role in supporting everyday mobility, livelihoods, and family journeys across the country.
The launch of the Suzuki Fronx strengthened the lineup with a modern crossover that offers everyday comfort, smart safety, and efficient performance for urban driving. The S-Presso remains a popular choice for first-time car owners, valued for its compact size, ease of use, and fuel efficiency.
For families, the Ertiga Hybrid and XL7 Hybrid provide spaciousness and improved fuel efficiency, while the Swift and Dzire offer stylish, dependable solutions for daily city travel. The Jimny delivers authentic off-road capability for adventure seekers, while the APV and Suzuki Carry continue to support businesses as reliable partners for transport and delivery needs.
“Suzuki Philippines’ performance in 2025 is a result of shared effort,” said Koichiro Hirao, President of Suzuki Philippines Incorporated. “We sincerely thank our dealer partners, employees, bank partners, media, and especially our customers. This historic achievement belongs to all of them.”
Suzuki Philippines ended 2025 with 80 dealerships nationwide, strengthening customer access to sales and aftersales services across key regions.
Looking ahead to 2026, Suzuki Philippines remains committed to sustainable growth and customer-focused innovation, with new products planned to further support the evolving needs of Filipino motorists and businesses.
“This milestone reflects the trust placed in our brand,” said Norihide Takei, Director and General Manager of the Automobile Division, Suzuki Philippines. “We will continue to be By Your Side, supporting the journeys and aspirations of Filipinos nationwide.”
Prices of Suzuki vehicles in the Philippines are so high.
ReplyDeleteGL variant of the Ertiga is gone and Celerio was axed too.
They need to bring in the Alto micro car which is available in India.
Grand Vitara and Victoris SUVs from India are unlikely to be sold in the Philippines.
Would be really nice if automakers release per-model sales breakdowns, eh?
ReplyDeleteThey won't.
DeleteSuzuki swift left the group.
ReplyDeleteSuzuki Thailand sold their assembly plant to Ford this year 😂
DeleteImporting made in India or Japan Swift hatchback would be expensive so Suzuki Philippines decided not to bother anymore and focus on the DZire instead which is the sedan version of the Swift.