Young entrepreneurs find success as Caltex retailers | Motourismo

Isuzu PH donates Mobile Kitchen to Philippine Red Cross | Motourismo

Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC), true to its corporate mantra of being “Your Responsible Partner”, donated one mobile kitchen truck to the Laguna Chapter of the Philippine Red Cross for the latter’s “Hot Meals on Wheels” emergency mass feeding program.

Advocacy Ride: Looking Back at the Pinatubo Charity Adventure | Motourismo

By Iñaki Jose

Back 2017, Rider Cheggy Medina with UHAW riders, MotoPinas writer and Aris Cuevas of BOSS asked if they can get special permit from DOT to be able to open the Lahar trail for them since it was already about year that it was closed to the public due to some tension with the indigenous people living there. 

Mazda Philippines Champions Wildlife Preservation with the BT-50 4x4 Pangolin, an Endangered Specie in Palawan | Motourismo

Mazda Philippines raises awareness of a critically endangered species endemic to the islands of Palawan with the introduction of the BT-50 4x4 Pangolin pickup truck. 

Toyota Rolls Out ‘Toyota Football for Tomorrow’ CSR Initiative in Southeast Asia | Motourismo

Toyota Teams Up with Top Japan Professional Football League Nagoya Grampus to Bring Online Football Coaching to the Youth

Honda’s CSR efforts recognized at 4th SPMJ ‘Driven to Serve’ awards | Motourismo

Honda Cars Philippines, Inc., Honda’s automobile business unit in the Philippines, bagged Gold and Silver awards at the 4th Driven to Serve awards of the Society of Philippine Motoring Journalists (SPMJ) last November 12, 2020, for its corporate social responsibility initiatives in the environmental, and road safety categories.

Volvo Cars Receive 5-Star Safety Ratings for 2021 | Motourismo

Eleven Volvo car models have earned five stars, the highest possible safety rating, from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program for 2021.

Kia Ph Announces Network Expansion, Promotions, and Shares Industry Outlook in Trying Times | Motourismo

Kia PH’s President Manny Aligada recently led a media forum series unveiling its network expansion, a surprise new model, and continued growth amid trying times.

Behind every dark cloud, they say, lies a ray of hope. The current COVID-19 pandemic that has gripped the world during the past few months has taken its toll on our local economy. The fear of the virus, along with the lock down, have caused general weakness of consumer confidence, as well as numerous businesses closing shop. 

Honda Announces Great Deals for July Promo | Motourismo

Huge cash discounts, great deals await at Honda.

This July, Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (HCPI), Honda’s automobile business unit in the Philippines,is giving buyers a month-long offering of the latest deals and special offers through its “Great Deals, Brighter Tomorrow” promo.

Toyota keeps waku-doki spirit alive with GR Supra GT Cup Asia - Philippines | Motourismo

During the online press conference to launch the program, TMP provided a sneak peek of the exciting e-racing experience with TMP President Mr. Atsuhiro Okamoto battling VRF racers on the digital track.

 

Photo: Facebook Page TMP President's Office / Hiro Okamoto. 

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) has officially launched its first e-motorsports program, the GR Supra GT Cup Asia – Philippines which will start in July 2020. Organized under Toyota’s global Gazoo Racing brand, the virtual racing tournament aims to find the Philippines’ top e-sports racers who will represent the country in the Asian Regional Round in the last quarter of this year.

Grab Food Riders Form Volunteer Group, Delivers Goods to Taal Volcano Evacuees

By Ernie Lopez

Surrounded by selfless Grab Food delivery riders at the Cuenca Central School in Batangas.

During our relief operations at Cuenca Central School in Batangas, I met this group of Grab Food delivery riders who distributed goods to families affected by the eruption of Taal Volcano. 

Despite the suspension of their operations, which is their only source of income, each rider took time to gather goods for evacuees, and even shelled out around P300 for their fuel from Laguna to Batangas.

This just shows that the bayanihan spirit is alive and well among Filipinos.

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