Usually when a car transitions into electrification, it’s more of a drag and drop thing. Drag this car to the lab, drop a hybrid powertrain, and then release it to the public. Ford did things differently with the Territory Hybrid. They timed it to go with a refresh, making the package even more remarkable. It got new bells, whistles, and clothes to go with that fresh electrified setup.

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) is ramping up preparations for its top-performing manufacturing technicians who won the local company’s manufacturing division skills competition in May 2025 and will represent the country in an international skills competition in October in Japan.

Toyota has been putting the GR badge in many of their cars. Most of the time it’s more of an aesthetic touch-up, but other times there are mechanical improvements too. Remember when the then Vios GR-S had a 10-speed CVT? Then they made the Fortuner GR-S with a revised rear suspension.

Luxuriant Automotive Group, Inc. (LAGI), the official importer and distributor of GWM vehicles in the Philippines continues to expand its footprint in the country with the official signing of two additional dealer groups, GTRS Automotive Inc. for GWM Tarlac and Auto Lucena South Inc. for GWM Lucena.

Get your brand-new Ford SUV at Ford employee price this October as Ford Philippines’ Employee Pricing program makes an exciting return this month, allowing customers to pay what Ford employees pay with a purchase of an Everest, Explorer, or Bronco.

Vingroup today announced the establishment of VinMetal. This marks the conglomerate’s entry into the metallurgy industry and expanding its existing Industrials & Technology pillar. The new company aims to meet the internal material needs of Vingroup’s ecosystem.

October 2025 marks the official 20th anniversary of the Lamborghini Centro Stile. The design center, inaugurated in the early 2000s and with its first car completed in 2005, was the first in-house department of its kind for a super sports car manufacture. It marked a turning point for the Italian super sports car marque: from this point on, every new design—including concepts, special editions, and few-offs—would be directed and delivered by the Lamborghini heads of design and their teams, shaping Lamborghini’s stylistic heritage for the decades to come.