UnionBank becomes one of the first auto loan partners for Tesla, the world’s leader in electric vehicles which has just recently set up shop (officially) at the Uptown Parade in BGC, Taguig.
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November 23, 2024
UnionBank Is One Of Tesla's Preferred Auto Loan Partners In The Philippines
UnionBank becomes one of the first auto loan partners for Tesla, the world’s leader in electric vehicles which has just recently set up shop (officially) at the Uptown Parade in BGC, Taguig.
November 8, 2024
Tesla PH: Don't Call Our BGC Showroom A Dealership
In case you missed it, Tesla is already in the Philippines. And, they’re promising to upend not just the Electric Vehicle or EV market, but the mainstream vehicle market as well thanks to the competitive pricing of its Model 3 and Model Y.
Tesla Opens In The Philippines With The Model 3, Model Y: Prices, Specs, Features
Tesla is now in the Philippines. The American multinational automotive company has set up shop in the Philippines as a national sales office with an Experience Center located in Uptown Parade beside the Uptown Mall in Bonifacio Global City. Tesla Motors Philippines, as the company is called, is offering the Model 3 and Model Y initially with customer deliveries to start in early 2025.
January 19, 2022
When It Comes To EVs, Filipinos Have One Thing In Mind: Tesla
Despite not having an official presence in the country, Tesla is the most recognizable EV brand for Filipinos. This is based on Google search data compiled by U.K.-based Lease Fetcher, a car leasing comparison site and broker.
July 14, 2020
Honda Taps Apple, Tesla Supplier CATL for EV Alliance
Honda has signed an agreement with Tesla battery supplier CATL to form a strategic alliance on next-generation batteries that will be used on its electric vehicles.
July 3, 2020
Tesla Surpasses Toyota in Terms of Market Value
Toyota may still be the world’s most valuable car brand, but Tesla managed to beat the Japanese giant as the world’s highest valued carmaker in terms of capitalization.
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