Suzuki PH breaks ground for upcoming Silang dealership

MANILA: Suzuki Philippines Incorporated (SPH) staged a groundbreaking ceremony on its soon-to-rise dealership in Silang, Cavite.

Per the local arm of the Japanese car brand, Suzuki Auto Silang will be the second 3S (sales service, and spare parts) dealership to emerge from its partnership with NXT Mile Motors Incorporated.

During the said event, SPH Automobile Division Director and General Manager Norihide Takei expressed his heartfelt appreciation and excitement for the commencement of this groundbreaking venture.

The brand’s figurehead in the Philippines sincerely thanked NXT Mile Motors Incorporated for its unwavering support and dedication, highlighting the company’s pivotal role in bringing Suzuki Auto Silang to fruition.

“I’m deeply appreciative of everyone who has contributed to making this project a reality,” stated Takei during his speech.

“Let's work together to ensure its success and eagerly await its opening day,” he added.

Suzuki Auto Silang will rise at Dragon Textile Compound, General Emilio Aguinaldo Highway, Lalaan 1, Silang, Cavite.

The dealership will boast a five-unit display area and service bays that can accommodate up to eight automobiles. The facility will span a total dealer area of 2,000 square meters and will aim to create a welcoming environment for all customers, embodying Suzuki's commitment to excellence.

“While the groundbreaking ceremony marked a significant milestone, the anticipation grows for the day when Suzuki Auto Silang will officially open its doors to the public in the first quarter of 2025, further solidifying Suzuki's presence in the Philippines' automotive landscape,” the marque wrote in a press statement.

A new home in the south will host the brand’s popular models like the Suzuki S-Presso, Ertiga Hybrid, and Jimny.

Photos from Suzuki Philippines Incorporated

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