HMPH extends support to customers affected by recent calamity

Hyundai Motor Philippines (HMPH) is stepping up for its customers in the south. Following the earthquake that recently rattled parts of Mindanao, the Korean automaker has rolled out a Calamity Assistance Program aimed at getting affected owners back on their feet, and back on the road.

The program puts together a set of practical, no-frills services designed to ease the burden on customers dealing with vehicle damage in the aftermath of the disaster. Whether your car took a beating or just needs a once-over, HMPH has something in the package for you.

Owners can take advantage of free towing assistance and a complimentary vehicle health check, which is a solid starting point for anyone unsure of their car's condition post-quake. From there, the program also covers a Global Diagnostic System (GDS) scan, along with car wash and vehicle disinfection services.

For those with body and paint damage, uninsured vehicle owners get a labor discount on repairs, while insured customers receive participation fee support.

“With the increasing frequency of natural calamities, Hyundai remains committed to standing beside its customers, especially during difficult times. Through our Calamity Assistance Program, we aim to strengthen our role as a dependable mobility partner for our customers. We also have a 24/7 Roadside Assistance hotline readily available for customers in need. Hyundai is ready to deliver support when and where it matters most.”

Cecil Capacete
Managing Director, HMPH

Hyundai has built a reputation over the years for extending support towards customers afflicted by calamities. Time and again, when natural disasters strike, Hyundai has been among the first in the automotive industry to mobilize, rolling out structured relief programs that address the immediate and practical needs of vehicle owners caught in the middle of a crisis. For customers dealing with the aftermath of a flood, earthquake, or typhoon, having a brand that proactively reaches out rather than waiting to be called makes a meaningful difference.