Sojitz G Auto Philippines (SGAP) is putting up a Geely pop-up shop in Alabang Town Center (ATC) to cater to customers in one of the major commercial hubs in the country. The booth will span 80 square meters and will be open all the way until September 30, 2021. Customers test drive Geely’s selection of cars—including the Coolray, Azkarra, and Okavango.
“While Geely is expected to rise in Alabang this year, we would like to build our presence there as early as now. We have been hearing requests from a dealership in that area and we just don’t want our customers in Alabang and generally in the South to wait any further.”
Geely will continue to introduce products in the coming months, and the Philippines is prime space for the brand to enhance its presence around the globe. From the Coolray forward, the company has since made waves in the Philippine automotive industry. Demand for the brand’s crossovers have risen steadily since the reintroduction in 2019.
Currently, Geely Philippines has 11 operational dealerships with 13 more on the way. SGAP’s rapid expansion will net favorable results for consumers looking for a unit in any part of the Philippines.
“Our successful car launches which were met with positive reception from our customers are indicators that we have a competitive advantage in the car market. Our aim is to maintain it and keep building our momentum.” Nishi added.
Geely is set to rise in Alabang later this year, but customers need not wait nor travel far to experience the hype surrounding a Geely vehicle. Test drives are available on site and competent staff will be on-site to give assistance to would-be buyers.
The showroom grounds are available to visit now, however, expect Geely to vacate the area by September 30, 2021.
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