The 10th Philippine International Motor Show officially opened on June 4, 2026, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila. This year, 17 car brands are participating with around 150 vehicles between them. Yesterday saw a slew of previews, launches, and even a couple of robots.
Top Gear Philippines managing editor Leandre Grecia took a quick lap around PIMS 2026 to get a glimpse of what each brand brought to the table. You can watch the full video below, but we’ve also listed everything down for your reading pleasure.
Watch: Top Gear Philippines tours PIMS 2026
The event is nothing short of massive, and it should be a great activity to do this weekend. Tickets are still available as the show will be open until Sunday, June 7.
STORIES YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED FROM PIMS 2026:
PIMS 2026: Nissan introduces electric power to the Primera and Navara
PIMS 2026: The Toyota Land Cruiser FJ has finally arrived with a P2.235-M starting price
PIMS 2026: Suzuki
Suzuki Philippines debuted its first fully electric vehicle in the e-Vitara crossover. It was showcased alongside the three-door Jimny, the XL7, the Dzire, and the relatively new Fronx.
PIMS 2026: Isuzu
Isuzu Philippines previewed the facelifted D-Max, putting the sharper-looking pickup center stage. There are still no details on its official price and availability, but reservation orders opened yesterday.
PIMS 2026: Nissan
The Nissan X-Trail made its official return to the Philippine market, and it is now loaded with the brand’s e-Power hybrid system. Nissan Philippines also previewed the new Kicks e-Power, the fully electric Primera, and the plug-in hybrid Navara Pro.
PIMS 2026: MG
MG Motor Philippines pulled off a hat trick by launching three new electrified vehicles: The plug-in hybrid HS and RX9, along with the fully electric 4 Urban. The latter comes in as a more accessible variant to the current 4 lineup.
PIMS 2026: Toyota
On what was arguably the biggest stage at the entire motor show, Toyota Motor Philippines premiered the highly anticipated Land Cruiser FJ, the fully electric Hilux (along with diesel-powered variants), and the hybrid LC300. There was also a neat Gazoo Racing corner with a dressed GR Corolla and GR Supra built in collaboration with Autoplus.
PIMS 2026: Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines once again embraced electrification by showcasing the plug-in hybrid Outlander SUV. The brand also overhauled the XForce lineup with new variants that start at just P1.119 million.
PIMS 2026: Jetour
While Jetour Auto Philippines didn’t launch anything new, it did display its most prominent offerings. The popular T1 Lightning i-DM stood alongside its counterparts in the T2 and the X70, while the GAIA G700 took up its own corner.
PIMS 2026: BAIC
Having recently launched the B40e Pro Trailmaster rEV, this hybrid SUV was the focal point of the brand’s booth. In addition, BAIC Philippines also displayed the larger B60e Beaumont rEV and the smaller B30e Dune Hybrid.
PIMS 2026: Chery
The Chery QQ made its Philippine return as the all-new Chery QEV, as it is dressed in a fresh design with 405km of driving range. The Tiggo rEV was also displayed behind the QEV models.
PIMS 2026: Kia
Kia Philippines turned heads at the World Trade Center as it announced that the Sportage Turbo Hybrid, EV3, and PV5 are all coming to the Philippines this year. Visitors then had the entire local lineup test drive.
PIMS 2026: Omoda and Jaecoo
Jaecoo went solo as it previewed and opened reservations for the fully electric J5. The Chinese brand also had the competitive hybrid J5 SHS on display...along with a robot.
PIMS 2026: Foton
Foton Philippines went all-in on electrification with an all-electric lineup at the motor show. Familiar commercial vehicles like the Traveller Sierra and Harabas are now offered as EVs. The brand’s booth also housed the EST 6x4 Tractor Head EV, the TransVan i7 EV, and a fully electric bus in the Coach EV.
PIMS 2026: Geely
Geely Philippines announced the EX2’s suggested retail prices ahead of its official launch on June 23. We now know that the competitive electric hatch will start at just P938,000.
PIMS 2026: Honda
Honda Cars Philippines unveiled its new logo, which features a sleeker and more modern design. At the center of this launch was the new Prelude, with the Civic, City, CR-V, and HR-V to complement it.
PIMS 2026: Subaru
The hybrid Subaru Crosstrek e-Boxer was officially launched at PIMS. It is now on offer for P1.998 million, with two colorways available. Joining the new Crosstrek was a Forester e-Boxer dressed in a new ‘Adventure Pack’ bodykit.
PIMS 2026: VinFast
VinFast Philippines used PIMS to launch its RENTAPASADA program, which opens its vehicles to for-rent opportunities through the GreenGSM platform. The brand then had the VF3, the Herio Green, and the Limo Green on display.
PIMS 2026: Tesla
Tesla Philippines also did not launch a new product, but rather announced that its vehicles can now be equipped with Grok AI. However, it still had the Model Y L and the Model 3 on display for visitors to check out.
