Don’t call them Ssangyongs anymore
The brand will enter the market with a five-vehicle lineup
The past years have been tumultuous for Korean carmaker KG Mobility, or the brand formerly known as SsangYong. After a dreadful end to 2020, it was officially rebranded to what we now know as KGM earlier this year.Throughout 2023, the rejuvenated
The crossover formerly known as the Ssangyong Tivoli
As you've probably heard by now, SsangYong is now officially called KG Mobility. Since then, the South Korean automaker has been busy reviving its image. Most recently, it introduced a new crossover called the Torres that is also available in an
Don’t call it a Ssangyong
Among all the South Korean automakers, one could say that Ssangyong hasn't had the best of times. It's had its ups and downs over the decades, and practically floundered over the last few years. But recently, the brand's
After being acquired by KG Group
SsangYong is no more. Following its acquisition in 2022 by chemical-to-steel company KG Group, Yonhap News Agency reports that the Korean carmaker will henceforth be referred to as KG Mobility. ALSO READ:Holy Week 2023: Number coding suspended from April
by Jason Tulio
The new chairman says the current name has a “painful image”
Korean carmaker SsangYong was in quite a tough spot at the height of the pandemic. It defaulted on P2.6 billion loan payments and filed for court receivership at the end of 2020.In late 2022, however, things started to turn around
The company isn’t dead yet
As a business, SsangYong has definitely seen much better times. The car manufacturer is currently in the middle of buyout negotiations, but it isn't letting economic hardship get in the way of producing some pretty neat rides.The latest model to
by Drei Laurel
Do you own one of this brand’s vehicles?
South Korean car brand SsangYong will soon have a new owner.According to a report by Reuters, SsangYong will be acquired by a consortium led by Edison Motors in a deal worth 305 billion South Korean won (over P13 billion).The COVID-
by Drei Laurel
Does it offer value for the money?
SsangYong is a brand that has not had the best reputation in the Philippines. From a multitude of different groups handling the brands, to questionable 2000's styling, the Korean brand's reputation took hit after hit in the eyes of the
A very underrated option
Compact SUVs? Yeah, we have a good number of them here in the Philippines. Diesel-powered offerings? You aren't going to turn a corner around these parts without hearing their familiar rattle. Both in one package, though? Surprisingly, there aren't
by Drei Laurel
In case you missed any of these
This SUV sketch is codenamed ‘X200,’ and it looks familiar
Yes, this is a SsangYong, not another brand you might be thinking of. The Korean carmaker-owned by Indian engineering behemoth Mahindra & Mahindra-has released these new sketches of its upcoming next-generation SUV. Remember, SsangYong.The new SUV has been codenamed '
by Vijay Pattni
The Korean carmaker also has another EV in the works
SsangYong has been going through a rough patch for quite some time now. At the tail end of 2020, the company already filed for court receivership as it supposedly defaulted on a loan repayment amounting to 60 billion Korean won (P2.6
The brand is now also offering free e-bikes
One reason some families stick with a single car brand? It's simply easier to upgrade within a product ecosystem you're satisfied with than it is to try out something new. Why mix things up when you're already familiar with
by Drei Laurel
It’s been a tough year for the Korean carmaker
While it's been a tough year for all automotive manufacturers across the industry, some carmakers have been hit far worse by this pandemic than most. SsangYong Motor, for example, has now had to file for court receivership according to a Reuters
In case you’re looking for a little more refinement
If you once considered the SsangYong Tivoli but scratched it off your list due to the lack of a gasoline variant, you might want to reconsider. The Korean car manufacturer has just announced that the crossover is once again available with a
by Drei Laurel
’Twas a busy week indeed
We’re liking the look already
It's only been a month since SsangYong unveiled the refreshed Rexton on our side of the globe, but it appears a new facelift is already in the works in the carmaker's homeland of Korea. Actually, scratch that thought. It's
Some pretty interesting stuff from the past seven days
