Following its public preview at the 2024 Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) in April, JAC Motors (pronounced ‘jack’ Motors) Philippines, another brand distributed through Astara announces significant progress in expanding its presence in the country.
JAC Motors Philippines is excited to reveal the upcoming opening of six new dealer outlets strategically located in key areas: Alabang, Calamba, Iloilo, Manila Bay, Pasig, and Quezon Ave.
In addition, JAC Motors Philippines has forged strong partnerships with esteemed financial institutions: Banco de Oro (BDO), Bank of Commerce, Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), Chinabank Savings, Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank), Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC), and Sterling Bank. Customers are invited to contact these partner banks to explore attractive financing options tailored for their JAC vehicle purchases.
“We are thrilled to grow our presence with the opening of new dealer outlets. We are also proud to partner with distinguished financial institutions to provide attractive payment options tailored to our buyers’ needs. We are excited to move forward with these developments and deliver exceptional value and service to our customers,” said Tonette Lee, brand head of JAC Motors Philippines.
JAC’s product offers a range of vehicles that are surprisingly accessible: packed with premium features at competitive price points, providing customers with exceptional value for their money.
Lee added, “Our goal is to make our vehicles more accessible to the Filipino customer. With our current product lineup, including the highly anticipated JS6 and JS8 Pro, we are confident more customers will appreciate and choose JAC for their mobility needs.”
Leading the charge are the flagship all-new JS6, a premium five-seater SUV that boasts modern amenities, state-of-the-art technology, and powerful performance, while the all-new JS8 Pro offers a stylish and spacious 7-seater configuration, making it the perfect go-to SUV for families and travelers.
These new models join JAC Motors Philippines’ robust lineup, including the all-new JS2 Pro and JS4 subcompact SUVs, the all-new Ytterby BEV, the T8 Pro pickup, and the all-new T9 pickup. Each model is designed to meet the diverse needs of Filipino drivers, from compact city driving to off-road adventures.
Better change the brand name and/or logo to something more desirable.
ReplyDeleteJAC is its official global name and it's long-time Chinese vehicle brand in the Philippine market
DeleteAstara would rather use the name JAC Motors over its Chinese name Sehol which sounds much worse to use than JAC
Now you see it, now you dont
ReplyDeleteAnd mindanao is excluded, anyways...
ReplyDeleteWheels Aseana Manila Bay dealership already started selling JAC SUVs and pickup trucks this month
ReplyDeleteJAC is part of Volkswagen Group as VAG owns 75% of JAC Motor
Then it will have same fate as the VW here, but i bet it will be worst for JAC
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