On the said weekend, major areas of Bonifacio High Street (BHS) will be dressed up for the occasion and have special activities to which Hyundai is a part of. At the 5th Avenue, visitors will be able to experience first-hand the brand’s variety of smart and sustainable models. Fronting this are its latest multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs) the New Custin and Stargazer X. They are joined by mainstays such as the Creta, Tucson, and Staria, which now has a 9-seater variant. And of course, the back-to-back World Car of The Year (WCOTY) awardees, the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6. Both electric vehicles (EVs) round up the units that can be test driven during the two days.

In addition, at the 30th Street East Open Parking Lot, the brand has set up shop for its Grand Before Service Activity. All vehicle owners, meaning not just those that have Hyundai cars, can drop by and get a free 23-point car checkup with vehicle disinfection care of Bactakleen. Furthermore, P 500 worth of Shell fuel voucher and a limited-edition Hyundai branded tumbler can also be claimed.

“We are looking forward to this opportunity to be supporting BGC with the resumption of its annual Passionfest. As part of the world’s third-largest automaker, we make it a point to search for ways on how we can better connect with our market. And this fiesta right here at our local home in BGC, is an opportune way to converse and get to know more about our Filipino customers. Because at the end of the day, we will really only be able to impart our vision of progress for humanity, once we are immersed unto the community whom we wish to serve and provide innovative mobility solutions to,” according to Mr. Dongwook Lee, President of HMPH.

During the opening day, a Passion Parade shall take place from 4 to 6 PM. The convoy, which starts at 9th Avenue, includes a Hyundai fleet that cannot be missed. It ends at 5th Avenue, where the Music Festival will happen from 7 to 9 PM, featuring performances from DJ Honey and The Diegos.