An even healthier sign for HCPI is that their strong sales performance isn’t dictated by one single model. According to HCPI president Masahiko Nakamura, retail sales of their three best-selling models are almost evenly split. The City remains the brand’s best-selling model moving almost 3,500 units. This is closely followed by the Brio with almost 3,400, and the BR-V with nearly 3,300 units.

Further fueling HCPI’s steady expansion, they expanded their dealership network last year by inaugurating Honda Cars Cauayan as well as the groundbreaking for three new locations: Honda Cars Bacoor, Honda Cars Sta. Rosa, and Honda Cars Marikina.

This year, HCPI will launch three new models, including at least one hybrid-electric model. Although Nakamura-san did not divulge any details, headlining the new models to arrive is likely the all-new Honda CR-V. Its electrified models will likely come in the form of the Civic e:HEV and probably the return of the Accord e:HEV.

Moreover, they will also formally offer Honda Connect which will offer customers a seamless connection to their cars via a smartphone application to enhance safety, security, and convenience.