Hyundai Motor PH extends aftersales support to PNP’s patrol car fleet

MANILA: Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc. (HMPH) committed to extend its aftersales support to the Philippine National Police's (PNP) fleet of Hyundai Patrol Cars.

The fleet consists of 81 Hyundai Grand Starex and 49 Hyundai Elantra units that the Republic of Korea (ROK) turned over to the PNP through the Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) and Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).

KOICA through KNPA has also agreed to provide financial support for PNP, covering $145,000 worth of Hyundai Genuine parts, components, and materials as well as $245,000 worth of preventative maintenance and related services. These must be fulfilled through the Authorized Dealers or Service Centers nationwide under HMPH.

“At Hyundai Motor, we strive to provide freedom of mobility by going beyond our role as an automotive sales company. This guiding principle comes from our strong commitment to give back to society because we exist to do the right thing for humanity. So, we are very honored to be assisting and providing our modern-day heroes with quality aftersales that will help them carry out their daily duties easily and safely. PNP’s fleet of Hyundai patrol vehicles will be kept at the highest level of operational reliability and roadworthiness thanks to the expert care of our certified technicians and aftersales personnel. Not only that, they can be assured that every time, only the latest diagnostics equipment and genuine compatible parts will be used,” HMPH President Eric Lee stated.

PNP Director for Logistics Police Major General Ronaldo Olay was also present at Camp Crame yesterday, January 11.

“To our proponents from KOICA and HMPH as well as to our counterparts from KNPA, thank you very much. The preventive maintenance service will ensure that our 130 vehicles’ lifespan will be prolonged. As the life of human beings is important, similarly, the vehicle life and condition are also important. This is in line with the PNP’s peace and security framework entitled ‘MKK=K’ which stands for Malasakit, Kaayusan, Kapayapan, and Kaunlaran. Today falls under Malasakit, which can be aligned and dubbed as ‘Malasakit para sa Kagamitan ng Kapulisan’ which will help save resources of the government in general,” Olay said.

The agreement has a two-year term, but is subject to extension on the side of both parties.

Photos from Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc.

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