Changan Philippines has introduced the updated 2026 CS15 in the local market, keeping its entry-level sub-compact SUV positioned at P850,000. The launch comes as the brand continues to expand its electrified Nevo lineup, while maintaining a presence in the gasoline-powered segment.

The CS15 remains the most affordable model in Changan’s Philippine range. For 2026, updates are concentrated on styling and equipment rather than mechanical changes. The model is offered in Glitter Galaxy Silver Gray, Red, Shiny Pearl Black, and Snowy White.

Exterior revisions are most noticeable at the front, where the CS15 adopts a redesigned rhombic grille featuring a diamond-pattern insert. The headlamp layout carries over, retaining halogen automatic headlights with LED daytime running lights. Along the sides, the refreshed model is distinguished by new 17-inch gunmetal alloy wheels, while the body lines, roof rails, and mirror trims remain unchanged. The rear design is carried over as well, with LED taillights, a large bumper with faux skid plate styling, and an integrated rear spoiler.

The cabin layout continues from the previous version. The CS15 is equipped with leather upholstery, a rear air-conditioning vent, and a digital-focused dashboard. A 10-inch central touchscreen supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, paired with a 7-inch digital instrument cluster. Interior features also include a moonroof, USB Type-A and Type-C ports, a manually adjustable six-way driver seat, and a four-way adjustable front passenger seat.

Power is supplied by a 1.5-liter BlueCore gasoline engine producing 105 horsepower and 145 Nm of torque. The engine is paired exclusively with a five-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission with cruise control, driving the front wheels. Chassis hardware includes front MacPherson struts and a rear torsion beam suspension, with electric power steering as standard.

Safety equipment on the CS15 includes four SRS airbags, anti-lock braking with electronic brakeforce distribution, electronic stability control, hill hold control, tire pressure monitoring, rear parking sensors, and a reverse camera. Four-wheel disc brakes are fitted as standard.

Changan backs the CS15 with a five-year or 150,000-kilometer vehicle warranty. Buyers can avail of financing options that include an all-in down payment of P31,000 or monthly payments starting at P7,485.

The 2026 CS15 keeps Changan active in the entry-level SUV segment, offering updated styling and a familiar feature set while holding its position in the sub-P900,000 price bracket.

Ford Philippines opened 2026 with a sales push aimed at buyers who want a new vehicle without immediate monthly payments.

The carmaker rolled out its Drive Now, Pay Later program, allowing customers to purchase select models and delay bank amortization for up to four months. The offer runs across all Ford dealerships nationwide until January 31.

Leading the program are the Ford Everest and Ford Ranger. Buyers of the Everest Trend can drive home the SUV with three months of free amortization. The Ranger Wildtrak 4×2 comes with four months of free payments, while the Ranger Sport 4×4 includes three months.

Ford said the program is meant to make vehicle ownership easier early in the year, especially for customers planning big purchases after the holidays.

In addition to the deferred payments, Ford also lined up January-only deals across its lineup. Cash discounts, low all-in down payment options, and special financing schemes are available on several models.

The Everest carries cash savings of up to P95,000, with select variants offered at an all-in down payment of P69,000. The Ranger lineup features cash discounts reaching P155,000, also paired with P69,000 all-in deals on certain variants.

Performance-focused buyers still get extended offers on the Ford Ranger Raptor, including cash discounts and bundled care packages depending on the engine variant.

Ford also highlighted more accessible options within the range. The Ranger XLS AT remains priced from P1.379 million, while the Ford Territory Hybrid Trend starts at P1.399 million. January buyers of the Territory Hybrid Trend can choose between a P20,000 discount or a complimentary three-year scheduled service plan.

Larger SUVs are part of the push as well. The Ford Explorer and Ford Bronco are offered with either a P99,000 all-in deal or zero-percent interest with 20 percent down payment spread over 60 months.

Ford said details of the offers are available through its dealerships and official online channels.

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation has rolled out a set of aftersales offers for buyers of the All New Mitsubishi Destinator, with programs that cover prepaid maintenance, added warranty coverage, and discounted accessories.

For maintenance, MMPC is offering special introductory pricing for its Parts Care+ Prepaid Solution. Destinator owners can get 20 percent off the 1 year plan, 25 percent off the 2 year plan, or 30 percent off the 3 year plan. MMPC first introduced Parts Care+ in July 2025 as a prepaid option that lets owners pay for scheduled maintenance and other aftersales needs in advance at a discounted rate. The Destinator introductory pricing runs until 17 March 2026.

MMPC also added two more years of warranty coverage on top of the standard three year coverage. The company said the extended protection supports peace of mind for owners.

Buyers can also personalize the vehicle with Mitsubishi Motors Genuine Accessories under discounted Destinator accessory packages. These accessory discounts run until March 2026.

MMPC Executive Vice President for Aftersales Toko Imai said the programs aim to support owners beyond the initial purchase. “These programs are more than just introductory offers they reflect our commitment to deliver a premium ownership experience. We want every All New DESTINATOR owner to feel secure and supported throughout their journey with Mitsubishi Motors,” Imai said.

MMPC said the aftersales offers are available at all authorized Mitsubishi Motors dealerships nationwide.