The Philippines’ strict adherence to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules has left its automotive industry lagging behind ...
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The Manila Times on MSNToyota PH chairman Ty celebrates record salesTOYOTA Motor Philippines Chairman Alfred Ty celebrated a historic milestone as the automotive industry broke its own record in 2024, selling 474,000 vehicles — a modest yet significant 8-percent ...
The Automotive Body Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (ABMAP) is urging the government to prioritize the Public ...
THE Automotive Body Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (ABMAP) has asked the government to prioritize and provide more funding for the stalled Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) Modernization ...
The Philippine auto industry is giddy over the sales results in 2024. Car makers in the country are taking turns hosting thanksgiving events to express appreciation for the gains made. There is much ...
The Automotive Body Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (ABMAP) asked the government to secure additional funding ...
The Automotive Body Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (ABMAP) is calling on the government to prioritize the public utility vehicle (PUV) modernization program, saying this is “crucial” to ...
An electric storm is brewing, set to transform the Philippine automotive landscape. Tesla—yes, that Tesla—has recently ...
YOU know by now that I love speeches. So here’s my first speech for 2025—from none other than Alfred V. Ty, the dapper chairman of Toyota Motor Philippines. He delivered it during the recent Toyota ...
Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s (MMC) has pledged to invest around PHP7 billion in the Philippines in the next five years, the ...
The Philippines Warehouse Robotics Market is a dynamic ecosystem, shaped by economic, social, technological, and regulatory factors. From 2018 to 2032, our comprehensive analysis delves into these ...
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The Manila Times on MSNPPMA to govt: Embrace local content policy for auto industry revivalTHE Philippine Parts Makers Association (PPMA) is calling on the government to adopt a local content requirement (LCR) policy, modeled after Indonesia's highly successful approach, to breathe new life ...
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