Nissan Philippines pushes into a new chapter at the 10th Philippine International Motor Show, showcasing a lineup that reflects how the brand is evolving familiar nameplates for a more electrified and connected future.
Building on models long trusted by Filipino customers, Nissan Philippines continues to strengthen its lineup. It introduces a greater mix of powertrains aligned with its global vision of delivering mobility intelligence for everyday life
To mark the arrival of its new models, Nissan Philippines is offering exclusive pre-booking deals during the promo period, giving customers added value as they explore Nissan’s latest lineup.
In addition to these pre-booking deals, customers who reserve the Nissan Terra, Navara, Livina, or Almera at the event will also get a chance to win more through the Nissan Gashapon Pick-a-Prize promo. Prizes include up to ₱250,000 in cash discounts and one year of Nissan Protect+, the brand’s prepaid maintenance service program designed to support worry-free ownership. These will come on top of existing June deals, giving customers better value.
Beyond vehicle offers, visitors can also check out Nissan’s latest aftersales merchandise on display at the booth, including a range of apparel and lifestyle items.
“Anchored in its Always Daring philosophy, Nissan continues to drive innovation that responds to real-world needs while widening the range of mobility options available to Filipino drivers,” said Nissan Philippines President Yoshinori Kanazawa. “We are excited to share what is next for Nissan in the Philippines.”
Experience Nissan at the 10th PIMS
Nissan Philippines invites everyone to witness Nissan’s electrified lineup unfold at the 10th Philippine International Motor Show from June 4 to 7 at the World Trade Center Metro Manila, featuring exclusive offers, Nissan’s core vehicle lineup, and upcoming products shaping a daring future in mobility.
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