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The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) brings back the much-awaited Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS) from September 14-18, 2016, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila, Pasay City.
For its 6th staging, the prime industry-led motor show gathers 17 of the top car manufacturers and distributors as they showcase their latest vehicles and automotive technologies; BAIC, BMW, Daewoo Bus, Foton, Honda, Isuzu, Jeep, KIA, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan, Peugeot, Suzuki, Toyota, and Volkswagen.
The theme of this year’s PIMS is “Steer The Future” with the tagline “CAMPI: Driving Progress, Empowering Society.” It highlights the automotive industry’s valuable contributions to the advancement of the country and its economy.
“PIMS is proof that the automotive industry remains robust these past few years. We are excited to stage it this year as we lead Filipinos to a future of better mobility and transportation, and contribute to the country’s progress,” said CAMPI President Atty. Rommel Gutierrez.
In 2015, the automotive industry surpassed its sales target of 272,000 vehicles when CAMPI members sold a total of 288,609 units[1]. This year, CAMPI is confident of achieving its initial target on the back of continued supply of vehicles, attractive promos, and affordable financing schemes, among other economic indicators.
Apart from showcasing the best and the latest vehicles from top brands, showgoers will also be thrilled by other activities such as CAMPI Brand Heritage Exhibit, car club conventions, test drives, drift box activity, car wash activity, and kiddie day care activities. These are perfect for car enthusiasts, prospective car-buyers, automobile business owners, and anyone who wants to be in the know with the Philippine automotive scene.
The 6th PIMS is co-presented by Total Philippines Corporation. Tickets to the showcase are available at SM Tickets for only Php100. For more information, visit smtickets.com or dial 470-22-22.