MIAS 2019: Suzuki PH Showcases Full-Range Lineup at 16th Manila International Auto Show

Pioneer compact distributor Suzuki Philippines joins the 16th Manila International Auto Show this April 4 at the World Trade Center, Pasay City. The most-anticipated event for auto enthusiasts and industry professionals throughout the country, this year's MIAS will run until April 7 and is expected to gather together more than 130,000 visitors.

During the four-day event, Suzuki Philippines will highlight how its vehicles deliver combined fun, functionality and comfort to give Filipinos an optimal driving experience. The brand's most-valued vehicles--the multifunction 7-seater Ertiga, multi-awarded subcompact sedan Ciaz, bold and relentless 4x4 all-new Jimny, well-loved hatchback Swift, exquisite sedan Dzire and stylish SUV Vitara--will be available for preview so visitors to the SPH booth will get the chance to examine these Suzuki best-sellers.

In line with SPH's nationwide advocacy of raising awareness about road safety, the Suzuki Safety Scouts will be present during the trade show to encourage guests to join the campaign. Visitors can register kids 4 to 14 years old for free to become an official Suzuki Safety Scout. In addition to a Safety Scout uniform, members will be given road safety activity books. They will also undergo traffic safety training. Families can look forward to fun-filled activities located at Suzuki Philippines’ booth and win attractive prizes.

SPH Director and Automobile Division General Manager Keiichi Suzuki noted how joining MIAS helps Suzuki Philippines further its mission in the country. "We continue to pursue our goal of providing Filipinos with the right and fun-to-drive vehicles. For the 16th Manila International Auto Show, we are featuring our exciting lineup of vehicles that offers the right mix of reliable performance, functionality, and fun. With these Suzuki vehicles, more Filipinos can enjoy the Suzuki Way of Life, be it in overcoming urban traffic, taking the family to a quick weekend escape or going on an off-road adventure with friends," said Suzuki.