Mitsubishi Motor Philippines Corporation (MMPC) announced its commitment to enriching the lives of Filipinos through its new slogan called “Life Made Better,” which aims to create a positive culture moving forward to improve the experience of the company’s customers and partners.
A successful PNSC for 2021
MMPC’s latest collaboration is with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in hosting the 2021 Philippine National Skills Competition (PNSC). It is an annual nationwide activity designed to both acknowledge individual technical excellence and allow opportunities for international exposure among the youth and skilled professionals.
“MMPC is honored to be a part of the 2021 PNSC. We are glad that we were able to share our world-class facility and equipment to further hone and put in display incredible, young talent. This is actually not the first time we have worked jointly with TESDA, in fact, a lot of our line workers are graduates of an Apprentice Program that we have established with them which dates back to 2013,” said MMPC CEO and President Mr. Takeshi Hara.
The competition was held again after being postponed for two years
A total of 10 test units including the Mitsubishi Mirage G4 and Xpander were used in the 4-day challenge. It was held at the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Training Center in MMPC’s main office and plant in Laguna. Here are the winners of the PNSC alongside their respective coaches:
|
Names |
Awards |
Region |
Expert/Coach |
|
1. Aldrin V. Ulep |
Gold |
02 |
Joel Dominado C. Canapi |
|
2. Mark Luis C. Angel |
Silver |
01 |
Jayvie D. Madayag |
|
3. Warren James Olita |
Bronze |
08 |
Joever G. Amaro |
The PNSC was concluded with a simple ceremony which was graced by TESDA’s National Skills Competition Manager Mr. Exuperio “Perry” Jacinto, TESDA Laguna Provincial Director Ms. Czarina Dacuma, and MMPC Vice President for Human Resources Mr. Marcelo Cenir. Aldrin Ulep, who emerged as the champion in the event, will undergo further training before he competes in the 46th World Skills Competition in Shanghai, China.
This showcases Filipino excellence in the car industry
“To all coaches, experts, and competitors, congratulations to all of you! Especially to our competitors, I would like to extend my gratitude that you took the courage to participate and demonstrate your unique skills. And more importantly, because you are here today to show your desire to get some experience when it comes to automobiles and aspirations to eventually work for this industry,” said TESDA Laguna Provincial Director Ms. Czarina Dacuma.
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Know more about Mitsubishi Mirage G4 2024
The Mitsubishi Mirage G4 2023 is the subcompact sedan entry of the Japanese automaker. It is also regarded as the sedan counterpart of the Mirage hatchback. They both share a lot of mechanical components, and they even use the same 1.2-liter inline-3 gasoline engine MIVEC engine that makes 77 horsepower and 100 Nm of torque. In the Philippines, Japanese car brand Mitsubishi markets four variants of the Mirage G4 sedan, with a price ranging from PHP 769,000 to PHP 899,000. In 2023, Mitsubishi introduced the limited edition Mirage G4 GLS Sport, which is priced at Php 929,000.
Both top-spec trim GLS and the mid-range GLX come with a continuously variable transmission (CVT), while the entry-level GLX uses a five-speed manual gearbox instead. Dimensions-wise, this vehicle has a length of 4,305 mm, a width of 1,670 mm, and a height of 1,515 mm. Some of the rivals of the Mirage G4 include the Toyota Vios, Honda City, and Nissan Almera.
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