CAMPI-TMA Mar. YTD 2025 sales reach 117k mark

MANILA: The first three months of 2025 for the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Incorporated (CAMPI) and the Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA) yielded a retail output of 117,074 units.

Based on their joint report, the aforementioned performance reflects a 6.8-percent increase in sales compared to the 109,606 examples turned over to their respective buyers for the same period last year.

 Last month alone, the two groups handed over 40,306 vehicles to their clients — showing a 7.6-percent growth when compared to 37,474-unit retail performance for the same month in 2024 and almost three percent higher than the 39,164 vehicles sold in February 2025.

Under the three-month year-to-date sales data, 5,311 new energy vehicles (NEV) were sold — 1,895 of which came in February this year.

Hybrid electric vehicles	4,544
Battery electric vehicles	692
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles	75

Such churn buffered the 13.7-percent sales decline in passenger car sales (24,332 units) from January-March 2024’s 28,211-vehicle churn.

CAMPI-TMA leading distributors as of Feb. 2025

These are the Top 10 distributors under CAMPI-TMA:

Year-to-date ranking	Distributor name	Sales volume (as of February 2025)
First	Toyota Motor Philippines	55,513
Second	Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation	28,382
Third	Nissan Philippines Incorporated	6,722
Fourth	Suzuki Philippines Incorporated	5,441
Fifth	Ford Motor Company Philippines Incorporated	5,219
Sixth	Isuzu Philippines Corporation	4,371
Seventh	Honda Cars Philippines Incorporated	4,185
Eighth	Hyundai Motor Philippines, Incorporated	2,746
Ninth	SAIC Motors Philippines Incorporated (Morris Garages’ local arm)	2,422
Tenth	KP Motors Corporation (Kia’s local distributor)	2,179

Earlier, CAMPI President Rommel Gutierrez said that CAMPI-TMA is targeting to sell 500,000 units for 2025.

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