Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc. (HMPH) is once again rolling out its Holy Week Roadside Assistance Program, now in its fourth year, as part of its effort to support motorists during the busy Lenten travel season.
Scheduled for March 31, April 1, 2, and 5, 2026, the program will see participating dealerships deploy Hyundai BeforeService units along key routes across the country. Staffed by trained personnel, these stations are set up to provide on-the-spot assistance, from basic vehicle care to handling unexpected roadside concerns, helping keep trips running smoothly during one of the year’s peak travel periods.
“We are proud to be rolling out the Holy Week Roadside Assistance Program once again. This initiative reflects our continuing commitment to support Filipino travelers, especially during peak travel seasons. By bringing essential services directly to major road networks, we hope to make long-distance journeys safer and more convenient for everyone on the road. Above all, we want every Filipino to have peace of mind on the road, especially as they travel home to their loved ones this Lenten season.”
Motorists who drop by participating sites can take advantage of a range of services, including free vehicle health checks, GDS diagnostic scanning, light repairs, and preventive maintenance services. These will be available at select locations nationwide, with dealerships such as Hyundai Bacolod, Hyundai Baguio, Hyundai Baliwag, Hyundai Batangas City, Hyundai Biñan, Hyundai Cabanatuan, Hyundai Cainta, Hyundai Commonwealth Avenue, Hyundai Dagupan, Hyundai Iloilo, Hyundai La Union, Hyundai Naga, Hyundai Santiago, and Hyundai Silang taking part in the program.
In addition to on-ground support, the Hyundai Contact Center will remain operational 24/7 throughout the Holy Week period, ensuring assistance is always within reach for customers on the road.
Shopping for a new car? Visit the Hyundai Car Guide to browse the brand’s range of cars, which also includes hybrids and EVs.
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