In a recent report, The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) and Truck Manufacturers Association, Inc. (TMA) reported consolidated sales of 37,231 units this June, registering 11 percent growth from the May 2026 figure of 33,532 units. This is currently the biggest monthly figure in sales for the year.
Factoring in numbers from non-member companies, the June sales output ups to some 42,000 vehicles, per an accompanying release. This reflects an even heftier 18.7-percent increase from the previous month.
From a year-to-date perspective, CAMPI-TMA sales are still down by 11.4 percent – 230,912 units in 2025 to 204,557 vehicles this year.
CAMPI President Jose Maria Atienza said, “This June, we saw sales of both internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electrified (xEVs) rise. Industry sales of gas and diesel cars grew by 10 percent versus May due to more stable fuel prices, while xEVs grew by 49.2 percent, thanks to improving supply level.”
Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) is still the top-selling brand in the country with 17,627 units moved in June; followed by Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) with 6,535 units; Suzuki Philippines, Inc. (SPI) with 1,532 units; Ford Group Philippines, Inc. (FGP) with 1,298 units; and Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (HCPI) with 1,245 units.
Electrified vehicle sales “improved” in June, per CAMPI-TMA, accounting for 28 percent of total purchases and marking a six-percentage-point increase compared to May. Already on an uptrend, xEV sales are widely believed to have been further spurred by the US-Iran war – which led to a spike in fuel prices.
CAMPI and TMA remain bullish about auto sales in the second half of the year – expressing confidence that performance will exceed that of H2 2025. This growth is expected to come from the introduction of new models across powertrain types – particularly ones already launched at the Philippine International Motor Show last June.
