Mitsubishi PH donates two L300 units to Santa Rosa LGU

MANILA: Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) turned over two units of Mitsubishi L300 to the local government unit (LGU) of Santa Rosa, Laguna on September 5.

“Mitsubishi Motors acknowledges the efforts being done by the Santa Rosa local government to aid not only its citizens but also all the hardworking frontliners within the city,” MMPC President and Chief Executive Officer Takeshi Hara stated.

The Mitsubishi L300 units were formally received by Santa Rosa City Vice Mayor Arnold Arcillas.

The donation signifies the solid partnership between MMPC and the city government of Santa Rosa. The L300 units support the logistical and transportation needs of Santa Rosa LGU.

“From taxes paid, to employment opportunities, the corporate social responsibility programs of the automotive manufacturing industry have contributed immensely to the capacity and capability of the city government to provide continuous services for our constituents. Thank you very much, MMPC,” Santa Rosa City Mayor Arlene Arcillas said.

“We at MMPC are committed to make every Filipino’s life better,” Hara added. “Together with the Santa Rosa LGU, we aim to contribute to the lives of the Filipino people by providing reliable mobility solutions.”

Mitsubishi L300 remains to be one of the full-fledged icons in the commercial vehicle segment in the country as it has been a reliable transportation for any kind of business and has even been conscripted for family use. Most Filipino entrepreneurs have put their trust on this dependable workhorse because it has the capacity to constantly deliver their goods and services without fail.

Mitsubishi L300 is proudly made in the Philippines. It is assembled at the MMPC Santa Rosa plant.

Mitsubishi has continued to upgrade the strengths of the L300 to provide an even better workhorse for its loyal customers. The latest generation of Mitsubishi L300 features a stronger and safer chassis. It has the capacity to carry up to 1,215 kg on any road condition.

Mitsubishi has also upgraded the new L300’s powertrain to generate more power and meet the latest emission standards. It comes with a 2.2-liter 4N14 CRDi engine that produces 98hp and 200Nm of torque. The new L300 diesel engine is now Euro 4 compliant.

The Mitsubishi L300 may have been updated for the times, but it still remains dependable as it has ever been. Its timeless utilitarian looks and reliable performance makes it the top choice of Filipino business owners for their transport needs.

Photos from Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation

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