
Ian Magbanua
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Jan 15, 2025 |
mb.com.ph | Ian Magbanua
After three years of anticipation and several international showcases, the Lexus Electrified Sport Concept is finally making its debut in Manila. Automotive enthusiasts can view this groundbreaking electric vehicle firsthand at Lexus Manila from January 17 to 19, and at Lexus Mitsukoshi from January 24 to 26. This showcase Lexus Philippines’ evolution as a brand as it unveils its electrified vision for the future.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
mb.com.ph | Ian Magbanua
Hyundai Philippines has been riding a wave of success, largely due to the strong sales of the Stargazer MPV and the Creta subcompact SUV. The latter has become a favorite among Filipino drivers, thanks to its versatility, modern styling, and competitive pricing. However, in 2025, the Philippine market still offers the pre-facelift version of the Creta, while other regions have moved forward with the updated model.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
mb.com.ph | Ian Magbanua
Toyota Motor Corporation has officially completed Phase One of its ambitious Woven City project. Unveiled at CES 2025, Woven City represents Toyota’s vision of a prototype "town of the future," designed as a living laboratory for developing and testing advanced technologies. Situated at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan, this future-focused urban environment aims to seamlessly integrate sustainability, mobility, and cutting-edge advancements into everyday life.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
mb.com.ph | Ian Magbanua
Toyota Philippines has updated the Corolla Altis for 2025. For this model year, it comes with enhanced design, advanced technology, and an upgraded hybrid system. Although the unveiling lacked the typical fanfare associated with new model releases, the arrival of the latest updated Altis was inevitable following the recent Thailand launch. There are still three variants, but only two available engines, following Toyota’s recent decision to drop the 1.6-liter engine from the lineup.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
mb.com.ph | Ian Magbanua
Beginning December 12, 2024, ACMobility will implement a paid charging model across Metro Manila stations, with fees set at ₱28.50 per kWh for AC charging and ₱35 per kWh for DC charging. This new fee structure, approved by the Department of Energy, aims to support the maintenance and expansion of the company’s infrastructure while ensuring reliable service.
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