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Ford Powers Into Hybrid Game with New Territory
MANILA, Philippines – Ford Philippines has officially joined the hybrid electric vehicle segment with the launch of the new Ford Territory Hybrid. The Philippines is the first market in Ford’s International Markets Group to offer this model, which blends fuel efficiency, modern styling, advanced tech, and driver-assist features.

Available in two variants – the Trend and Titanium X – the new Territory Hybrid keeps the SUV’s popular appeal while adding a responsive hybrid powertrain. The Trend focuses on core hybrid features for daily driving, while the Titanium X adds premium touches like a panoramic moonroof, coast-to-coast LED bar, larger alloy wheels, and extra safety tech.

Hybrid Power Without Plugging In
Unlike plug-in hybrids, the Territory Hybrid doesn’t need charging stations. It automatically recharges through regenerative braking and its gasoline engine. Both variants use a 1.5L I-4 Dedicated Hybrid Engine, paired with a 2-speed dedicated hybrid transmission and a 1.83kW lithium-ion battery. Together, they produce up to 218PS of electric power and 315Nm of torque.

The SUV can switch between EV, Series, Parallel, or Energy Recovery modes for better fuel economy and smooth torque delivery, especially in city traffic. It accelerates from 0–100 km/h in just 8.5 seconds. Drivers can choose Eco, Normal, or Sport modes, plus adjustable steering settings for comfort or responsiveness.

Updated Looks Inside and Out
The Territory Hybrid sports a redesigned hood, fenders, grille, LED headlights, and full-width LED taillights. Wheel sizes are 18 inches for the Trend and 19 inches for the Titanium X. Inside, it features premium materials, a dual-tone leather finish, more luggage space, multi-color ambient lighting, and improved seating comfort.

Tech and Comfort
Both variants come with dual-zone climate control, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, multiple charging ports, and a 12-inch touchscreen. The Titanium X gets extras like a wireless charging pad, PM2.5 filter, hands-free tailgate, and a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. A new sound system from Arkamys delivers 3D surround sound.

Safety Features
Standard safety tech includes six airbags, stability and traction control, hill assist, a 360-degree camera, and parking sensors. The Titanium X adds adaptive cruise control, lane keeping aid, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and automatic emergency braking.

FordPass Connectivity
Through the FordPass app, owners can remotely start, lock, or unlock the car, and get vehicle health alerts.
Pricing and Colors
- Trend – ₱1,399,000
- Titanium X – ₱1,599,000
Color options include Oasis Green, Crystal Pearl White, Star White, Blue Panther, and Panther Black (availability depends on variant).
Launch Offers
Buyers get a free illuminated logo and hybrid decals. From August 8–10, mall displays and events nationwide will offer a free 3-year service plan and discounts, with a chance to win ₱100,000 off for purchases at the Bonifacio Global City Amphitheater.
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Family-Sized Ford Deals Return
Ford Philippines brought back its Employee Pricing program for October, giving buyers of the Everest, Explorer, and Bronco access to the same prices and financing terms employees get. The offer is live nationwide and runs until October 31, 2025.

This year’s run expands beyond the Everest. The Explorer and Bronco now join with some of the biggest savings on Ford’s lineup. The Explorer is offered with up to P700,000 cash savings or 0% interest at 20% downpayment for 60 months. The Bronco gets up to P600,000 cash savings or 0% interest at 50% downpayment for 60 months.
For families eyeing the Everest, Ford lists up to P130,000 cash discount, an all-in low downpayment starting at P79,000, or a low monthly fee from P19,303. Variant-level guides show the Trend 4×2 starting at a P79,000 all-in DP or P19,303 monthly, the Sport 4×2 listed at P22,539 monthly, and the Titanium+ 4×2 at P23,792 monthly. The new Wildtrak trims also appear with updated DPs and monthly plans.
Beyond the three SUVs, Ford is stacking more October offers. Ranger buyers can get as much as P100,000 cash savings, with the Raptor 3.0L V6 tagged at a P50,000 discount or P20,000 off bundled with a 5-Star Care Package that includes a 5-year warranty, 5-year scheduled service plan, and 5-year roadside assistance. Territory deals continue, topping out at P220,000 cash savings or an all-in low downpayment from P69,000. The Everest Wildtrak also gets a P40,000 cash discount or a P20,000 discount with free 3-year SSP, or a low monthly from P39,737.
Ford first ran Employee Pricing in 2018 with the Everest. This year’s wider coverage aims to help more buyers move into well-equipped SUVs as the holiday season nears, according to the brand’s retail product marketing lead. Customers can inquire at any Ford dealer or check Ford Philippines’ official channels for details and final computations.
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Trip-Ready Toyota Treats
Here’s the deal: Toyota is turning September into road trip season with big offers across pickups, SUVs, hot hatches, and people-movers. Promos run from September 3 to 30, 2025.
Toyota’s headline offers cover Pay Low, Pay Light, and straight cash savings. The Hilux 4×2 2.4 G A/T can be had for a PHP 220,800 downpayment under Pay Low, or PHP 15,511 monthly under Pay Light. Cash buyers of the Conquest and 4×2 2.4 G A/T get PHP 30,000 off.

Looking at hybrids, the RAV4 2.5 LTD HEV CVT is available at PHP 307,800 down under Pay Low, or PHP 21,312 monthly under Pay Light. Pay in cash and you get PHP 200,000 off.
For the enthusiasts, the GR Yaris 1.6 Turbo A/T lists PHP 523,500 down or PHP 35,500 monthly, with PHP 160,000 cash discount.

Hauling the whole crew The Tamaraw Utility Van 2.4 DSL M/T offers PHP 171,300 down or PHP 10,365 monthly, plus a PHP 100,000 cash discount on the Utility Van M/T and GL Dropside A/T through Toyota Financial Services. Tamaraw buyers can also get zero percent interest on select variants with 30 percent down for up to 24 months, or 50 percent down for up to 36 months.

Ownership perks are part of the package. Toyota is offering free periodic maintenance service up to 20,000 km for brand-new Raize, Veloz, and select variants of Vios, Fortuner, Hilux, Innova, and Avanza purchased within the promo period. Tamaraw units get a PHP 1,200 service discount voucher for nine PMS visits up to 40,000 km. Rush, Corolla Altis, and Wigo buyers also get a PHP 1,200 service voucher for seven PMS visits up to 30,000 km.

There are trade-in deals too. Swap an old Vios, Innova, Fortuner, or Hilux for a new Corolla Cross HEV, Yaris Cross HEV, or Zenix HEV and get a PHP 30,000 rebate. Trade in any four-wheel vehicle from any brand for a Tamaraw and get PHP 20,000 back. The rebate can go toward the purchase price or Toyota Genuine Accessories.

Selected Vios, Wigo, Avanza, Veloz, Innova, Fortuner, and Hilux units sold and released during the promo period include one-year comprehensive insurance via Toyota Insure. All brand-new vehicles purchased from January 1, 2025 are eligible for the Toyota 5-Year Warranty, composed of a 3-year or 100,000 km Manufacturer Warranty and an additional 2-year or 40,000 km Service Loyalty Warranty if qualified.
Check complete mechanics and participating models at Toyota’s promo page and visit authorized dealers nationwide.
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Captiva Your Moment
Chevrolet Philippines teams up with BPI Auto Loan to roll out an exclusive Captiva deal that’s built for growing families. From August 22 to October 31, 2025, buyers can pick either up to ₱140,000 in savings or a low all-in down payment of ₱46,000 at 20 percent DP, available nationwide through authorized dealers.

The offer centers on the 7-seat Captiva, positioned as a daily partner that can shift from school runs to weekend drives. Inside, the panoramic sunroof brightens the cabin and a 10.4-inch vertical touchscreen supports Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto to keep everyone connected on the move. For cargo days, the flexible layout opens up to 1,709 liters, enough for gear, groceries, or luggage.
Safety features include six airbags, MacPherson front suspension, 18-inch alloys, and an elevated ride height for rough city streets and provincial roads. Chevrolet says the Captiva has been endurance-tested to simulate five years of use in just 85 days, underscoring durability for family use.

The pitch is simple. If you want the biggest slash on the sticker price, take the cash discount. If you prefer to conserve upfront cash, the low all-in DP option helps you get the keys sooner. Either way, Chevrolet and BPI Auto Loan aim to make the Captiva easier to bring home while offering space, comfort, and peace of mind.

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