It’s an open secret that car brands in the Philippines have to re-align business strategy and services due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai vehicles in the country, took on the challenges brought upon by the pandemic by rolling out the Hyundai Guidelines for Protection and Safety (GPS).
Safety precautions were set by HARI
The Hyundai GPS was introduced by the car brand last May 2020 to set precautionary safety measures against the threats of the COVID-19. Up until this day, the guidelines continuously safeguard the well-being of Hyundai employees and customers so HARI can carry on with its operations in the new normal.
“We had to take care of the physical and mental well-being [of] our own, first of all, to ensure that they are ready to adapt and serve customers under the new working conditions. We can’t give customers what we don’t have,” said HARI President and CEO Ma. Fe Perez-Agudo.
Customers should feel safer with the Hyundai ARMOR
In the pursuit of safer operations, HARI has come up with the word ‘Phygital’ which the car brand explains as the marrying of physical stores with digital. Under HARI’s Phygital, the Hyundai H.O.M.E. Page (Hyundai Online Market Experience) and Hyundai ARMOR (Active Response, Management, Operations, and Resumption) were successfully launched.
The Hyundai H.O.M.E. Page serves as a selling platform so customers won’t have to visit a physical dealership to get their dream Hyundai vehicle. Since June last year, HARI said that this platform has helped around 200,000 customers with their car buying experience.
Phygital is the future
Meanwhile, the Hyundai ARMOR is the reworked “Right Here, Right Care” program, which aims to provide Hyundai customers after-sales services while observing proper health protocols. Over 154,000 customers have been served by the Hyundai ARMOR since its launch.
“There’s no turning back. Phygital is the future of our industry. We have discovered a way of providing customers Better Journeys and they are loving it,” Agudo concluded.
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The Hyundai Venue 2023 is a subcompact crossover entry from the Korean automaker. It is available in the Philippines in two variants with a price ranging between Php 915,000 and Php 985,000. Powering this model as standard is a 1.6-liter Gamma MPI gasoline engine capable of generating 121 horsepower and 151 Nm of torque. This engine is connected to a 6-speed automatic transmission only.
Moving to the dimensions, the Venue 2023 spans 4,040 mm in length, 1,770 mm in width, and 1,590 mm in height. In addition, it gets a wheelbase and ground clearance rated at 2,520 mm and 170 mm, respectively. Locally, this Hyundai subcompact crossover competes against the likes of the Geely Coolray, Ford EcoSport, and Kia Seltos.
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