Metro Manila, Philippines – In a world dominated by global tech giants, Xpress Super App stands out as a proudly Filipino solution reshaping urban mobility. Backed by local investment, Xpress is more than just another ride-hailing app—it's a testament to the potential of homegrown talent, innovation, and community-driven technology.

Xpress Super App takes pride in its commitment to hiring Filipino talent across all levels—tech developers, operational staff, and customer support teams. This focus reflects its mission to nurture local skills while contributing to the nation's economic growth. The company’s leadership believes that local talent not only understands the unique needs of Filipino commuters but can also provide world-class solutions tailored for the local market.&nbsp;

One such example is the "Scan and Ride" feature, which allows users to quickly scan a QR code to book rides, currently thriving in tourist destinations like Boracay, and soon to be El Nido (Palawan). This innovation highlights how Xpress Super App adapts to the diverse needs of Filipino commuters, providing a seamless experience that prioritizes both convenience and safety.

Xpress Super App goes beyond just providing rides—it actively empowers its driver-partners through programs like the "Ride for Xpress" (RXP). This initiative supports riders who are unable to afford a motorcycle upfront or secure a personal loan by financing a motorcycle, allowing them to start their own business.

But the support doesn’t stop there. Xpress also offers training in customer service, financial literacy, and emergency response, providing drivers with the skills they need to thrive in a growing digital economy. The program further empowers them by creating opportunities for them to become entrepreneurs themselves. Once an RXP rider successfully completes the program, they have the opportunity to apply for a second motorcycle. After obtaining the second motorcycle, they can recruit another rider to join Xpress and drive the new motorcycle. This allows them to become operators within the Xpress Super App.

Local Innovations for Local Challenges

Xpress’ success lies in its ability to understand and address the challenges of Filipino commuters. From integrating E-tricycles into the platform to upcoming eco-fleet launches with hybrid and electric two-wheel and four-wheel vehicles a first for the Philippines, Xpress is committed to sustainable and inclusive green growth.

Through these efforts, Xpress isn't just building a ride-hailing service; it is nurturing an ecosystem that amplifies Filipino pride. As the company continues to expand, it calls on Filipinos everywhere to embrace the future of urban mobility—one ride at a time, driven by local innovation and national pride.

A Team Built by Filipinos, for Filipinos

Unlike many multinational companies, Xpress prides itself on building its entire operation with local talent. “We believe that Filipinos are more than capable of creating world-class solutions,” says Tony Harris L. Cawaling, a Jr. Product Owner at Xpress. “From the very beginning, we’ve been committed to hiring locally—not just to fill roles but to cultivate leaders in tech, operations, and customer service.”

Tony’s journey is a testament to this ethos. Once a fresh graduate from STI University Global City, the opportunity to contribute to something distinctly Filipino drew him to Xpress.

“Working here means more than building an app. We’re building a legacy while improving our skills,” he says. “Every line of code, every design decision reflects our understanding of the unique needs of Filipino commuters.”

Spotlight on Local Talent Across Departments

The success of Xpress is driven by a diverse and dynamic team. Rozzette Reyes, Head of Human Resources, ensures that the organization supports its employees' growth and well-being. “Managing a team in a country as geographically diverse as the Philippines is no small feat,” Zett explains. “But our understanding of local communities gives us an edge. We’re solving real, everyday challenges faced by both riders and drivers.”

In customer support, Alyssa Duldulao, Head of Special Projects, emphasizes the importance of empathy and cultural understanding. “Our team is trained to handle situations with the warmth and patience that Filipinos are known for,” she says.

The commitment of Xpress to nurturing Filipino talent goes beyond business strategy—it’s a philosophy deeply rooted in its mission. “By investing in local talent and nurturing it, we’re not just building a ride-hailing app—we’re building a brighter future for the entire industry,” says Josh Callueng Head of Operations at Xpress.

As Xpress continues to grow, its impact on the Filipino workforce and tech industry is undeniable. “We’ve shown that you don’t need to leave the country to work on something world-class,” says Josh. “At Xpress, every ride is a celebration of Filipino talent.”

With its unwavering commitment to hiring locally, investing in professional development, and fostering innovation, Xpress is not just shaping the future of urban mobility—it’s shaping the future of Filipino tech leadership. Indeed, Pinoy pride in Every ride.

To learn more about or join Xpress Super App, visit www.xpress.ph.

Metro Manila, Philippines – In a world dominated by global tech giants, Xpress Super App stands out as a proudly Filipino solution reshaping urban mobility. Backed by local investment, Xpress is more than just another ride-hailing app—it's a testament to the potential of homegrown talent, innovation, and community-driven technology.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/4bdb847f-9a26-4198-5a19-8d7e5c200a00/public" alt="General Manager Nathan Taylor, Chairman Jean Henri Lhuillier, President Cliff Cabungcal" />Investing in Filipino TalentXpress Super App takes pride in its commitment to hiring Filipino talent across all levels—tech developers, operational staff, and customer support teams. This focus reflects its mission to nurture local skills while contributing to the nation's economic growth. The company’s leadership believes that local talent not only understands the unique needs of Filipino commuters but can also provide world-class solutions tailored for the local market.&nbsp;One such example is the "Scan and Ride" feature, which allows users to quickly scan a QR code to book rides, currently thriving in tourist destinations like Boracay, and soon to be El Nido (Palawan). This innovation highlights how Xpress Super App adapts to the diverse needs of Filipino commuters, providing a seamless experience that prioritizes both convenience and safety.Empowering CommunitiesXpress Super App goes beyond just providing rides—it actively empowers its driver-partners through programs like the "Ride for Xpress" (RXP). This initiative supports riders who are unable to afford a motorcycle upfront or secure a personal loan by financing a motorcycle, allowing them to start their own business.But the support doesn’t stop there. Xpress also offers training in customer service, financial literacy, and emergency response, providing drivers with the skills they need to thrive in a growing digital economy. The program further empowers them by creating opportunities for them to become entrepreneurs themselves. Once an RXP rider successfully completes the program, they have the opportunity to apply for a second motorcycle. After obtaining the second motorcycle, they can recruit another rider to join Xpress and drive the new motorcycle. This allows them to become operators within the Xpress Super App.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/87d83810-d9f8-40a2-de30-1bb759f68c00/public" alt="Members of the Rider's Xpress Program (RXP)" />Local Innovations for Local ChallengesXpress’ success lies in its ability to understand and address the challenges of Filipino commuters. From integrating E-tricycles into the platform to upcoming eco-fleet launches with hybrid and electric two-wheel and four-wheel vehicles a first for the Philippines, Xpress is committed to sustainable and inclusive green growth.Through these efforts, Xpress isn't just building a ride-hailing service; it is nurturing an ecosystem that amplifies Filipino pride. As the company continues to expand, it calls on Filipinos everywhere to embrace the future of urban mobility—one ride at a time, driven by local innovation and national pride.A Team Built by Filipinos, for FilipinosUnlike many multinational companies, Xpress prides itself on building its entire operation with local talent. “We believe that Filipinos are more than capable of creating world-class solutions,” says Tony Harris L. Cawaling, a Jr. Product Owner at Xpress. “From the very beginning, we’ve been committed to hiring locally—not just to fill roles but to cultivate leaders in tech, operations, and customer service.”Tony’s journey is a testament to this ethos. Once a fresh graduate from STI University Global City, the opportunity to contribute to something distinctly Filipino drew him to Xpress.“Working here means more than building an app. We’re building a legacy while improving our skills,” he says. “Every line of code, every design decision reflects our understanding of the unique needs of Filipino commuters.”Spotlight on Local Talent Across DepartmentsThe success of Xpress is driven by a diverse and dynamic team. Rozzette Reyes, Head of Human Resources, ensures that the organization supports its employees' growth and well-being. “Managing a team in a country as geographically diverse as the Philippines is no small feat,” Zett explains. “But our understanding of local communities gives us an edge. We’re solving real, everyday challenges faced by both riders and drivers.”In customer support, Alyssa Duldulao, Head of Special Projects, emphasizes the importance of empathy and cultural understanding. “Our team is trained to handle situations with the warmth and patience that Filipinos are known for,” she says.Commitment to Filipino InnovationThe commitment of Xpress to nurturing Filipino talent goes beyond business strategy—it’s a philosophy deeply rooted in its mission. “By investing in local talent and nurturing it, we’re not just building a ride-hailing app—we’re building a brighter future for the entire industry,” says Josh Callueng Head of Operations at Xpress.A Symbol of National PrideAs Xpress continues to grow, its impact on the Filipino workforce and tech industry is undeniable. “We’ve shown that you don’t need to leave the country to work on something world-class,” says Josh. “At Xpress, every ride is a celebration of Filipino talent.”With its unwavering commitment to hiring locally, investing in professional development, and fostering innovation, Xpress is not just shaping the future of urban mobility—it’s shaping the future of Filipino tech leadership. Indeed, Pinoy pride in Every ride.To learn more about or join Xpress Super App, visit www.xpress.ph.

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Weighing the Benefits: The VF 3 vs. A-Segment Cars vs. Motorbikes

VinFast launched the VF 3, its electric mini-SUV, in the Philippines last September 17, offering a budget-friendly option with low operating costs comparable to A-segment cars and some two-wheeled vehicles. In this story, VinFast compares the numbers and highlights the benefits that demonstrate why the VF 3 stands out as a truly cost-effective vehicle for Filipinos.

MANILA, PHILIPPINES |&nbsp; 24 September 2024 -- As the electric vehicle (EV) market expands globally, VinFast, the upstart EV maker, officially launched its VF 3 mini-SUV to the Philippines last September 17, 2024.&nbsp; This marks the first VF 3 international launch outside of its home market, and VinFast’s latest offering comes with bold claims: the electric mini-SUV promises better comfort, weather protection, and a monthly operating cost that rivals that of some A-segment cars and the humble gasoline motorbike.

The idea of owning a mini-SUV with operating costs almost at par with an entry-level vehicle or a motorcycle seems too good to be true, but VinFast may just have found a way to make it possible.

A Cost Comparison: VF 3 vs. Gasoline Vehicles VinFast has set the VF 3 at an introductory price of Php 605,000 (with battery subscription) or Php 705,000 (with battery purchase) for early customers. After September 30, the prices will revert to Php 645,000 and Php 745,000, respectively. However, the real game-changer here isn’t the purchase price but rather the operating costs of owning a VF 3.

To see how the VF 3 fares in comparison to its gasoline-powered alternatives in the Philippines, VinFast crunched some numbers and compared the monthly operating costs of the VF 3 (both battery purchase and subscription versions) to those of a typical ICE car in the A-segment and a standard gasoline motorbike. Here's how they did it:

Methodology VinFast began by analyzing the average fuel consumption of three common A-segment ICE cars (price range of Php 660,000 to Php 840,000) and three popular gasoline motorbikes (price range of Php 81,000 to Php 166,900), resulting in 5.803 L/100km and 2.12 L/100km, respectively. They also calculated the VF 3's energy consumption at 13.95 kWh/100km.&nbsp; Additionally, VinFast factored in the average electricity cost (Php 11.34/kWh) and gasoline price (Php 64.34/L) in the Philippines. For the VF 3, they considered VinFast's battery subscription plan, which reduces the initial price by Php 100,000 and added a monthly fee based on travel distance:

- Under 1,500 km: Php 2,800 - 1,500-2,500 km: Php 3,800 - Over 2,500 km: Php 6,300

The monthly operating costs for driving 1,500, 2,500, and 3,500 kilometers were calculated using these figures. The fuel or energy costs for an average ICE motorbike/car and the VF 3 (with battery purchase) were determined using the following formula: (Monthly Distance) x (Energy Cost Per Kilometer) x (Fuel/Electricity Price). For the VF 3 with a battery subscription, the subscription fee was added to the calculation.

As the table shows, the VF 3's battery purchase version costs about half as much to run as the average ICE car in the A-segment, particularly as distance increases. Even with the battery subscription plan, the VF 3 still offers a lower operating cost compared to gasoline cars, though it is significantly higher than a motorbike due to the added subscription fee (although the subscription model already helps lower the initial purchase price by Php 100,000, potentially amounting to years of subscription fee). The Evident Benefits of the VF 3 For budget-minded consumers, the VF 3's value proposition is clear. At a slightly higher operating cost than a motorbike, you gain the comfort of a mini-SUV, complete with air conditioning and shelter from the elements, all while enjoying the fuel savings of an electric vehicle. For those considering an entry-level car, the VF 3 is a cost-efficient solution for the daily commute.&nbsp; Perfect for city driving, the VF 3's compact size makes it easy to navigate urban areas, while still providing the safety typically found in larger cars.

Maintaining an electric vehicle is also significantly simpler compared to an ICE car or even a motorcycle. Electric cars like the VF 3 require far less maintenance. There’s no engine oil to change, and fewer mechanical parts mean a longer maintenance cycle.&nbsp; Moreover, the VF 3 is a personal statement with 9 colors to choose from and offers a playful canvas for customization, truly allowing you to put your own stamp on the car.

VinFast also offers one of the best after-sales service programs in the market. The VF 3 comes with a 7-year or 160,000-kilometer warranty for the vehicle itself, while the battery (if purchased) has an 8-year, unlimited mileage warranty.&nbsp; If you opt for the battery subscription, VinFast takes it a step further by providing free battery replacement if the charging capacity drops below 70%. This assurance goes a long way in eliminating concerns about battery lifespan and overall vehicle reliability.

Is the VF 3 Worth It? Ultimately, the decision comes down to your personal needs and preferences. If you're looking for something more substantial than a motorbike but still want to keep your monthly operating costs low, the VF 3 presents a compelling case as a fully enclosed vehicle with better safety, comfort, and practicality.&nbsp; Just like in Vietnam, the VF 3 offers city-dwellers in the Philippines an affordable entry point into the world of electric vehicles without sacrificing comfort or convenience.

Launch Promo Pricing From September 26 to October 15, early customers who reserve the VF 3 will enjoy several attractive incentives and privileges, including a special price of Php 605,000 (battery subscription) or Php 705,000 (battery included). After this period, the prices will revert to the MSRP of Php 645,000 (battery subscription) and Php 745,000 (battery included).

Additionally, early VF 3 customers will have the privilege of choosing from nine striking exterior paint colors, including four base colors and five premium options, free of charge. Premium paint colors will cost an additional Php 20,000 after this period.&nbsp; Moreover, for only Php 40,000, early customers can customize their car's paint beyond the nine available colors. This will be the only time VinFast offers this exclusive privilege for the VF 3.

VinFast is accepting deposits of Php 5,000 through its official website (<a href="https://shop.vinfastauto.ph/vf3">https://shop.vinfastauto.ph/vf3</a>) or at authorized dealerships (refundable under VinFast's terms).

Since its launch a week ago, the VinFast VF 3 has sparked significant interest, particularly among those considering buying an electric vehicle (EV) or purchasing their first car. As one of the most affordable EV options in the Philippines, the VF 3 combines low operating costs with the practicality of an A-segment car and even some two-wheeled vehicles.

VinFast has prepared this story that presents a cost breakdown of owning a VF 3 and highlights the key benefits, thereby demonstrating why the VF 3 is a game-changer for Filipinos. This mini-SUV E is designed to offer both practicality and savings, making it an ideal choice in today’s market.

Additionally, customers who reserve the VF 3 from September 26 to October 15 can avail of a special price for as low as Php 605,000. More details on this special introductory pricing are found in the press release. <h2>Weighing the Benefits: The VF 3 vs. A-Segment Cars vs. Motorbikes</h2> VinFast launched the VF 3, its electric mini-SUV, in the Philippines last September 17, offering a budget-friendly option with low operating costs comparable to A-segment cars and some two-wheeled vehicles. In this story, VinFast compares the numbers and highlights the benefits that demonstrate why the VF 3 stands out as a truly cost-effective vehicle for Filipinos. MANILA, PHILIPPINES |&nbsp; 24 September 2024 -- As the electric vehicle (EV) market expands globally, VinFast, the upstart EV maker, officially launched its VF 3 mini-SUV to the Philippines last September 17, 2024.&nbsp; This marks the first VF 3 international launch outside of its home market, and VinFast’s latest offering comes with bold claims: the electric mini-SUV promises better comfort, weather protection, and a monthly operating cost that rivals that of some A-segment cars and the humble gasoline motorbike.The idea of owning a mini-SUV with operating costs almost at par with an entry-level vehicle or a motorcycle seems too good to be true, but VinFast may just have found a way to make it possible.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/ed616f8c-4a46-4794-234e-1bcde5d0c500/public" alt="The VinFast VF 3 officially landed in the Philippines last September 17, 2024" /> A Cost Comparison: VF 3 vs. Gasoline Vehicles VinFast has set the VF 3 at an introductory price of Php 605,000 (with battery subscription) or Php 705,000 (with battery purchase) for early customers. After September 30, the prices will revert to Php 645,000 and Php 745,000, respectively. However, the real game-changer here isn’t the purchase price but rather the operating costs of owning a VF 3.To see how the VF 3 fares in comparison to its gasoline-powered alternatives in the Philippines, VinFast crunched some numbers and compared the monthly operating costs of the VF 3 (both battery purchase and subscription versions) to those of a typical ICE car in the A-segment and a standard gasoline motorbike. Here's how they did it: Methodology VinFast began by analyzing the average fuel consumption of three common A-segment ICE cars (price range of Php 660,000 to Php 840,000) and three popular gasoline motorbikes (price range of Php 81,000 to Php 166,900), resulting in 5.803 L/100km and 2.12 L/100km, respectively. They also calculated the VF 3's energy consumption at 13.95 kWh/100km.&nbsp; Additionally, VinFast factored in the average electricity cost (Php 11.34/kWh) and gasoline price (Php 64.34/L) in the Philippines. For the VF 3, they considered VinFast's battery subscription plan, which reduces the initial price by Php 100,000 and added a monthly fee based on travel distance:- Under 1,500 km: Php 2,800 - 1,500-2,500 km: Php 3,800 - Over 2,500 km: Php 6,300The monthly operating costs for driving 1,500, 2,500, and 3,500 kilometers were calculated using these figures. The fuel or energy costs for an average ICE motorbike/car and the VF 3 (with battery purchase) were determined using the following formula: (Monthly Distance) x (Energy Cost Per Kilometer) x (Fuel/Electricity Price). For the VF 3 with a battery subscription, the subscription fee was added to the calculation. <img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/95d5ce8e-2007-4777-da32-626300315c00/public" alt="Image" />As the table shows, the VF 3's battery purchase version costs about half as much to run as the average ICE car in the A-segment, particularly as distance increases. Even with the battery subscription plan, the VF 3 still offers a lower operating cost compared to gasoline cars, though it is significantly higher than a motorbike due to the added subscription fee (although the subscription model already helps lower the initial purchase price by Php 100,000, potentially amounting to years of subscription fee). The Evident Benefits of the VF 3 For budget-minded consumers, the VF 3's value proposition is clear. At a slightly higher operating cost than a motorbike, you gain the comfort of a mini-SUV, complete with air conditioning and shelter from the elements, all while enjoying the fuel savings of an electric vehicle. For those considering an entry-level car, the VF 3 is a cost-efficient solution for the daily commute.&nbsp; Perfect for city driving, the VF 3's compact size makes it easy to navigate urban areas, while still providing the safety typically found in larger cars.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/833971fc-bbab-4b32-08f0-3874f675c100/public" alt="Image" />Maintaining an electric vehicle is also significantly simpler compared to an ICE car or even a motorcycle. Electric cars like the VF 3 require far less maintenance. There’s no engine oil to change, and fewer mechanical parts mean a longer maintenance cycle.&nbsp; Moreover, the VF 3 is a personal statement with 9 colors to choose from and offers a playful canvas for customization, truly allowing you to put your own stamp on the car.VinFast also offers one of the best after-sales service programs in the market. The VF 3 comes with a 7-year or 160,000-kilometer warranty for the vehicle itself, while the battery (if purchased) has an 8-year, unlimited mileage warranty.&nbsp; If you opt for the battery subscription, VinFast takes it a step further by providing free battery replacement if the charging capacity drops below 70%. This assurance goes a long way in eliminating concerns about battery lifespan and overall vehicle reliability.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/8bd51724-ad66-4134-3feb-3fe45e1e7600/public" alt="Image" />Is the VF 3 Worth It? Ultimately, the decision comes down to your personal needs and preferences. If you're looking for something more substantial than a motorbike but still want to keep your monthly operating costs low, the VF 3 presents a compelling case as a fully enclosed vehicle with better safety, comfort, and practicality.&nbsp; Just like in Vietnam, the VF 3 offers city-dwellers in the Philippines an affordable entry point into the world of electric vehicles without sacrificing comfort or convenience.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/28f575a2-49fd-4e5b-7805-9b9ad243c200/public" alt="Image" />Launch Promo Pricing From September 26 to October 15, early customers who reserve the VF 3 will enjoy several attractive incentives and privileges, including a special price of Php 605,000 (battery subscription) or Php 705,000 (battery included). After this period, the prices will revert to the MSRP of Php 645,000 (battery subscription) and Php 745,000 (battery included).Additionally, early VF 3 customers will have the privilege of choosing from nine striking exterior paint colors, including four base colors and five premium options, free of charge. Premium paint colors will cost an additional Php 20,000 after this period.&nbsp; Moreover, for only Php 40,000, early customers can customize their car's paint beyond the nine available colors. This will be the only time VinFast offers this exclusive privilege for the VF 3.VinFast is accepting deposits of Php 5,000 through its official website (<a href="https://shop.vinfastauto.ph/vf3">https://shop.vinfastauto.ph/vf3</a>) or at authorized dealerships (refundable under VinFast's terms). <img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/51f38847-a6a5-4282-ddca-70260dd0f800/public" alt="Image" />

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Since its launch a week ago, the VinFast VF 3 has sparked significant interest, particularly among those considering buying an electric vehicle (EV) or purchasing their first car. As one of the most affordable EV options in the Philippines, the VF 3 combines low operating costs with the practicality of an A-segment car and even some two-wheeled vehicles.

VinFast has prepared this story that presents a cost breakdown of owning a VF 3 and highlights the key benefits, thereby demonstrating why the VF 3 is a game-changer for Filipinos. This mini-SUV E is designed to offer both practicality and savings, making it an ideal choice in today’s market.

Additionally, customers who reserve the VF 3 from September 26 to October 15 can avail of a special price for as low as Php 605,000.  More details on this special introductory pricing are found in the press release.  

WEIGHING THE BENEFITS:  THE VF 3 vs. A-SEGMENT CARS vs. MOTORBIKES 

Honda Philippines, Inc. has celebrated its 50 years in the Philippines by launching a limited edition of the Honda Click125.

HPI celebrated its anniversary at Market! Market! in Taguig, unveiling the 50th Anniversary bike that features the signature Honda Tri-color accents highlighted by brand new decals and more refined front and body details.&nbsp;

The special edition Honda Click sports a Pearl Arctic White color, Sports-Style muffler, and Matte Grizzly Brown color cast wheels. It also has an 18-liter luggage box that offers practicality to its rider.

Also launched on the same night is the newest incarnation of the Honda BeAT.

The new Honda BeAT is now available in three variants: the Playful, the Premium and the Limited Edition. Each variant has its own color scheme and new design elements.

The Playful variant comes in eye-catching colors: Fighting Red, Pearl Sylvestris Gray, Pearl Nightfall Blue, and Clipper Yellow colors.&nbsp;

On the other hand, the Premium comes with a new 3D emblem and gold color cast wheel is available in Pearl Arctic White. It also has an easy to read Semi-Digital Meter Panel.

The All-New BeAT Limited Edition, meanwhile, was introduced to mark the occasion. It features a Pearl Arctic White color, new accents, and a front position 50th Anniversary logo.

The All-New BeAT variants are priced as follows: P71,400 for the Playful, P72,400 for the Premium and P74,400 for the 50th Anniversary Limited Edition.&nbsp;

On the other hand, The Click125 50th Anniversary Limited Edition is pegged at P83,900.

“2023 is a significant year for HPI since we are celebrating our 50th anniversary as manufacturing company in the Philippines. As committed, we always bring the joy of mobility to every Filipinos and Honda never stops in creating and providing top quality products especially to the young market,” said Sayaka Arai HPI President.&nbsp;

“We are proud to announce that these new models are locally manufactured here in Honda factory in Batangas to further cater the increasing demand of Filipino customers and strengthen the brand position of Honda as the leading motorcycle manufacturer in the country.”

<h1>Honda celebrates 50 years in PH with new BeAT, limited edition Click</h1>Honda Philippines, Inc. has celebrated its 50 years in the Philippines by launching a limited edition of the Honda Click125.HPI celebrated its anniversary at Market! Market! in Taguig, unveiling the 50th Anniversary bike that features the signature Honda Tri-color accents highlighted by brand new decals and more refined front and body details.&nbsp;The special edition Honda Click sports a Pearl Arctic White color, Sports-Style muffler, and Matte Grizzly Brown color cast wheels. It also has an 18-liter luggage box that offers practicality to its rider.Also launched on the same night is the newest incarnation of the Honda BeAT.The new Honda BeAT is now available in three variants: the Playful, the Premium and the Limited Edition. Each variant has its own color scheme and new design elements.The Playful variant comes in eye-catching colors: Fighting Red, Pearl Sylvestris Gray, Pearl Nightfall Blue, and Clipper Yellow colors.&nbsp;<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/9921d5d5140ab9c8bcf010c579da6b9b9178424d437deea50909598cda24a3c5/20230930-hpi-fb-2.webp" alt="Image"/>On the other hand, the Premium comes with a new 3D emblem and gold color cast wheel is available in Pearl Arctic White. It also has an easy to read Semi-Digital Meter Panel.The All-New BeAT Limited Edition, meanwhile, was introduced to mark the occasion. It features a Pearl Arctic White color, new accents, and a front position 50th Anniversary logo.The All-New BeAT variants are priced as follows: P71,400 for the Playful, P72,400 for the Premium and P74,400 for the 50th Anniversary Limited Edition.&nbsp;On the other hand, The Click125 50th Anniversary Limited Edition is pegged at P83,900.“2023 is a significant year for HPI since we are celebrating our 50th anniversary as manufacturing company in the Philippines. As committed, we always bring the joy of mobility to every Filipinos and Honda never stops in creating and providing top quality products especially to the young market,” said Sayaka Arai HPI President.&nbsp;“We are proud to announce that these new models are locally manufactured here in Honda factory in Batangas to further cater the increasing demand of Filipino customers and strengthen the brand position of Honda as the leading motorcycle manufacturer in the country.”