Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC) has once again been recognized by Isuzu Motors Limited (IML) Japan with the Triple Star Award for Aftersales Operations, the highest distinction granted under IML’s global Aftersales Evaluation Program. Out of 65 Isuzu distributors worldwide, only ten countries were awarded the Triple Star recognition this year.

Nissan has confirmed that it sold its very own global headquarters for USD 630 million (97 billion yen) as part of a restructuring plan to save itself. It was confirmed during the carmaker’s FY2025 first-half financial results announcement.

Bosch Car Service (BCS) Philippines, a subsidiary of ACMobility, formally marked its role as the country’s first independent aftermarket (IAM) workshop authorized to service electric and hybrid vehicles (EV/HEV). This move establishes Bosch Car Service as a premier independent service network that can also service both EV and HEVs.

Petron Corporation reported a net income of P 9.7 billion for the first nine months, up 37 percent from last year’s P 7.1 billion, driven by higher domestic sales, lower costs, and improved plant efficiency.

Ford is ditching its 2.0-liter bi-turbo in both the Ranger and Everest starting in 2026. The move has been confirmed for the Australian market for now, but will no doubt have implications across the wider Ford network, including the Philippines.

After announcing it early this year, it’s official: Saudi Arabia’s Aramco now holds a 25 percent equity stake in Unioil. The successful closing of this strategic partnership marks the beginning of a collaboration that strengthens Unioil’s position in the market while also ushering in a new era for the Philippine energy sector.

Oona Insurance Philippines has partnered with Tesla to provide one year of comprehensive coverage for new Model Y EV SUVs delivered in the Philippines.