Owners share reasons why Changan Alsvin is a practical buy

Updated Sep 17, 2021 | Same topic: Automotive Industry Updates

It is loaded with features despite the affordable price tag.

Changan Motor Philippines, Inc. (CMPI) re-entered the country last year with an ambition to strive in the market with its five models. One of the models from the Chinese car brand is the Changan Alsvin which competes in the local subcompact sedan segment.

Changan Alsvin front view

Changan Alsvin

It hasn’t been a year but the Changan Alsvin has already been making waves especially among owners. With that being said, CMPI shared the stories of six Alsvin owners and the reasons why they are satisfied with their unit.

Both Gina Balinuyos and Val Tocalo praised the subcompact sedan’s design, describing it as an eye-catching vehicle. Balinuyos shared that she had gone through various car brands but only the Alsvin won her heart. Meanwhile, Tocalo highlighted the model’s good price, reliability, and practicality.

Changan Alsvin interior view

One practical offering from Changan

As for owner Romeo Nolasco, he described his vehicle as superb and very satisfying. He further commended the Alsvin by saying, “’yung features, hindi siya nahuhuli, meron siyang kung anong hinahanap mo. Kung ano meron ‘yung mga bagong lumalabas na sedan type, meron din siya. Pero ang pinakagusto ko talaga ay price niya.”

(It has some of the latest features that you will find in a car, including those from new sedan-type models. But the thing that stood out the most for me is the price.)

Changan Alsvin rear view

It is affordable, yet loaded with features

Changan Alsvin owners Neil Hernandez and Elmer Autriz noted the model’s many features while keeping an affordable price tag. Hernandez is ecstatic about his vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring system and good fuel consumption, while Autriz found the subcompact sedan’s features as easy to understand.

Lastly, Angelica Margate is pleased over the Alsvin Platinum’s sunroof feature, saying that her road trips with her husband are even more enjoyable than ever. “Wala pa akong masyadong nakikitang sedan na may sunroof,” she shared.

(I haven’t seen a lot of sedans that offer a sunroof.)

“Kailangan, Changan” September 2021 promo

“Kailangan, Changan”

To help welcome more Filipino car buyers into the Changan family, CMPI is offering the “Kailangan, Changan” sales promo which offers a flexible payment scheme on the Alsvin until September 30. See the list below for reference:

  • Changan Alsvin 1.4L 5MT – Php 361 per day, amounting to net monthly amortization of Php 10,823 for 60 months. It includes a 20-percent down payment of Php 115,800.
  • Changan Alsvin 1.5L 5DCT – Php 402 per day, amounting to net monthly amortization of Php 12,051 for 60 months. It includes a 20-percent down payment of Php 127,800.
  • Changan Alsvin 1.5L 5DCT Platinum – Php 429 per day, amounting to net monthly amortization of Php 12,869 for 60 months. It includes a 20-percent down payment of Php 135,800.

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Changan Alsvin

Changan Philippines re-entered the Philippine market with five car models. Among the cars launched by Changan is the Alsvin, a five-seater subcompact sedan that goes up against the likes of the Kia Soluto, Toyota Vios, among others. 

The Alsvin is available in three variants with a choice of a five-speed manual or a five-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The entry-level model Alsvin comes with a 1.4-liter gasoline engine while the other variants are equipped with a 1.5-liter power unit. Changan Alsvin Philippines's price starts at Php 654,000 while the top-of-the-line Platinum variant has a sticker price of Php 794,000. 

Some of the notable features of the Changan Alsvin are the following: sunroof, cruise control, blind-spot, and rear cameras, tire pressure monitoring system, and leather seats.

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