New Cars in Philippines
Currently, 21 New Car models available in Philippines. Carmudi is your ultimate destination to find all new Cars (21) information, including Car specs, features, prices and images that will help you choose.
Philippines Cars Price List 2024
New Cars in Philippines Price List start at ₱663,000 for the inexpensive model Wuling Macaron and goes up to ₱2.001 Million for the most expensive Car model MG 4 EV.
| Model | Price List |
|---|---|
| BYD Atto 3 | ₱1.598 - 1.798 Million |
| Nissan Leaf | ₱1.998 Million |
| BYD Dolphin | ₱1.398 Million |
| Dongfeng EV30 | ₱1.9 Million |
| Dongfeng EC35 | ₱1.75 Million |
| Dongfeng EC36 | ₱1.78 Million |
| Hongqi E-QM5 | ₱1.78 Million |
| Jetour Ice Cream EV | ₱699,000 |
| Wuling Gameboy | ₱893,000 |
| MG 4 EV | ₱1.469 - 2.001 Million |
| Nissan Kicks e-Power | ₱1.239 - 1.539 Million |
| GWM Ora 03 | ₱1.288 - 1.778 Million |
| Wuling Macaron | ₱663,000 |
| MG ZS EV | ₱1.839 Million |
| Wuling Bingo | ₱863,000 - 1.083 Million |
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DP : ₱307,800 , EMI : ₱26,402 x 60
DP : ₱293,800 , EMI : ₱25,199 x 60
DP : ₱347,800 , EMI : ₱29,831 x 60
DP : ₱367,800 , EMI : ₱31,546 x 60
DP : ₱279,600 , EMI : ₱23,983 x 60
DP : ₱319,600 , EMI : ₱27,414 x 60
DP : ₱359,600 , EMI : ₱30,845 x 60
DP : ₱257,600 , EMI : ₱22,096 x 60
DP : ₱355,600 , EMI : ₱30,502 x 60
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