Autobot Offroad PH, the renowned 4x4, off-road, and overlanding specialist, formally launched its Autobot Service Center at the Auto Parts & Vehicles (APV) Expo over the weekend at the World Trade Center in Pasay City.

Tanauan City, Batangas – To further elevate its role in the Philippine mobility industry, Honda Philippines, Inc. (HPI) today announced plans for a strategic merger with Honda Parts Manufacturing Corporation (HPMC).

The proposed merger aims to consolidate the strengths of both organizations, enabling Honda to evolve into an even more integrated, efficient, and sustainable organization in the country.

The organizational integration is part of Honda’s long-term vision to secure the unwavering No. 1 market share in the Philippines.

“This initiative is a strategic step towards maximizing our production capabilities and enabling Honda to contribute more significantly to Philippine society,” said Honda Philippines, Inc. President Takeshi Kobayashi. “The Philippine motorcycle market is growing rapidly, and we believe this merger will allow us to better respond to demand and strengthen our presence as a mobility solutions provider.”

HPI and HPMC will secure approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the Plan of Merger. Once approved, the merged entity will combine the robust manufacturing capabilities of both companies, creating a more integrated and flexible organization. This will reinforce Honda’s capacity to serve the increasing demand for both motorcycles and power products in the country and marks the beginning of a stronger, more unified Honda, geared to deliver greater value to all our stakeholders.

For more updates, visit www.hondaph.com. Stay updated on Honda’s newest products and promos by following Honda Philippines, Inc. on Facebook at facebook.com/hondaph, Instagram at instagram.com/hondaph_mc/, YouTube at Honda Philippines_Motorcycle, and TikTok at tiktok.com/@hondaphilippines. For inquiries, please contact (02) 8581 -6700 to 6799 or 0917-884-6632.

BJ Mercantile Inc. (BJM), one of the country’s leading conglomerates, has significantly expanded its automotive portfolio through its partnership with Vietnamese automotive powerhouse THACO. 

Every car enthusiast knows that shock absorbers are one of the most essential yet underrated parts of any vehicle. They directly influence safety, ride comfort, and performance, especially on the unpredictable and often challenging roads of the Philippines.

PORTUGAL --With engines roaring and hearts pounding, a new chapter in Philippine motorsport history unfolds as Rider No. 51, Alfonsi Daquigan, the young racing prodigy from the Honda Philippines Junior Talent Team under Honda Asia Dream Racing junior team, officially took to the grid in the prestigious European Talent Cup (ETC)—not just racing for podiums, but for pride, passion, and the future of Filipino racing.