Maxus Philippines officially opens a new dealership in Makati City, its 8th dealership since the Chinese car brand’s debut in the country in June 2019. The new dealership signifies the brand’s dedication to further expand its business network across the country.
The new Maxus Makati
Present in the ceremonial ribbon cutting were executives from Maxus Philippines and AC Motors including AC Motors Automobile Group Antonio Zara III, Automobile Central Enterprise Inc. President Felipe Estrella III, Maxus Philippines General Manager Jun Cajayon, and Iconic Dealership Inc. Chief Operating Officer Bob Palanca.
“Maxus Philippines moves forward with its expansion plans, as this not only expresses our faith that the local economy will recover and pick up where it left off before the pandemic, expansion also strengthens the Maxus brand integrity among Filipino motorists,” said Maxus Philippines General Manager Jun Cajayon.
It will be adding service bays soon
The new Maxus Makati dealership is situated along Osmeña Highway in Magallanes that can showcase up to five Maxus vehicles. Soon, Maxus Philippines will be adding a workshop in its new dealership to accommodate multiple Maxus vehicles at a time.
Entering the local market with two vehicles only, the brand has also now expanded its lineup to cater to different mobility needs. This lineup includes the Maxus G10 minivan, Maxus G50 MPV, Maxus V80 Van, Maxus T60 pickup truck, and the new Maxus D60 which was launched by the brand last February.
“Makati City is the beating heart of the country’s financial and business sectors, and this is also where Filipinos from all walks of life converge. Now that a Maxus dealership is in Makati City, we can be sure that Maxus vehicles will be even more within reach of our target clientele,” said Iconic Dealership Inc. Chief Operating Officer Bob Palanca.
Offering Filipinos with large vehicles
In addition, Maxus Philippines stated that it will be adding more dealerships this year starting in Alabang this July and then in Davao this September. Both upcoming dealerships are expected to expand Maxus’ business and service network in the country as Alabang and Davao are two of the fastest-growing economic engines in the country.
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Know more about Maxus D60 2024
Chinese vehicle importer Maxus Philippines is one of the car brands in the local market that has been continuously expanding its model lineup. After launching the G50 MPV, Maxus PH is setting its sights on entering the midsize SUV segment with the D60 launched in February 2021. Measuring 4,720mm long, 1,860mm high, and 1,736mm high on a 2,760mm wheelbase, the Maxus D60 is offered in Elite and Pro trim levels that can seat five and seven occupants, respectively. Under the hood, the Maxus D60 shares the same 1.5-liter turbo gasoline engine that delivers 167 horsepower and 250 Nm of torque, with power managed by a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
The Maxus D60 price in the Philippines is between Php 1,240,000 and Php 1,338,000. Lowest monthly amortization starts at Php 13,837 over a period of 60 months with a downpayment of 50 percent. Rivals in its segment include the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Chevrolet Trailblazer, and Geely Azkarra.
Maxus D60 Launch
The Maxus D60 is a vehicle that took design cues from the Tarantula Electric SUV Concept, which SAIC Maxus previewed at the 2018 Beijing Auto Show. The Philippine-spec Maxus D60 is offered with a seven-seater or five-seater configuration. The new Maxus D60 competes with segment rivals such as the Honda CR-V, Chery Tiggo 8, and Geely Okavango, among others.
Maxus D60 Exterior
The exterior of the Maxus D60 is aggressive, bold, and striking. The front end is fitted with a massive grille that’s integrated with chrome trims. One of the things that you’ll also notice on the D60 is its muscular bumper. Turning to the side, the D60’s muscular appeal continues to be seen through its wide wheel arches as well as sharp character lines. On the other hand, the rear comes with sleek design cues as seen on the D60’s taillights and spoiler. Moreover, the D60’s bold look is finished off with a large bumper.
Maxus D60 Interior
Inside, the Maxus D60 comes with a dark interior theme. The top-spec Elite variant features leather seats while the Pro trim has fabric seats. Both variants of the Maxus D60 are fitted with an 8-inch infotainment system as well as Bluetooth connectivity. The D60 Elite variant offers seating up to seven individuals while the Pro trim only comes with a five-seater setup.
Maxus D60 Tech & Safety
The 2024 Maxus D60 is fitted with an eight-inch infotainment touchscreen that offers Bluetooth connectivity. It also has a reverse camera, an electronic parking brake with auto hold, and a push start button. The D60 also features several safety features that you would expect from a modern crossover SUV. Among the safety features integrated into the vehicle are: dual front and side airbags, stability control, a tire pressure monitor, an Electronic Stabilisation Program, a Parking Sensor, cruise control, a multifunction steering wheel, and ISOFIX.
Maxus D60 Platform & Chassis
The Maxus D60 comes with a MacPherson suspension at the front while it has a Multi-link independent suspension at the back. In terms of braking power, the D60 comes with ventilated discs at the front and solid discs at the back.
Engine & Drivetrain
Under the hood, the Maxus D60 Philippines shares the same 1.5-liter turbo gasoline engine that’s found on the G50 MPV. At the most, it can make up to 167 horsepower and 250 Nm of torque. Power is then managed by a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
The Maxus D60 2024 is available in six colors: Competitive Orange, Polar Ash, Warm Argent, Warm White, Wace Red, and Metal Black.
Similar to the Honda CR-V, the Maxus D60 2024 comes in either five- or seven-seater variants, offering customers added flexibility when deciding between passenger or cargo space. However, the D60 is only available with a gasoline powertrain, comprising a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. It also comes only as a front-wheel-drive variant, compared to the CR-V and Geely Azkarra. The D60 makes use of an 8-inch touchscreen for communications and infotainment, but it does not offer Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compared to some of its competitors.
For safety, the D60 brings the usual complement of features such as front and side airbags, stability control, anti-lock brakes, and electronic parking brakes. However, it does not have driver-assist features unlike the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Chevrolet Trailblazer, and Geely Azkarra.
Maxus D60 2024 Price List
Let's check out the Maxus D60 2024 price in the Philippines.
| Variants | Price |
|---|---|
| Maxus D60 Pro AT | ₱1.24 Million |
| Maxus D60 Elite AT | ₱1.338 Million |
Maxus D60 Pros & Cons
Pros
- Available in five- and seven-seater models
- Aggressive exterior design
- Leather upholstery on top-spec trim
- Good head- and legroom
Cons
- No Apple CarPlay or Android Auto support
- Only available in gasoline
- No driver-assist features
- No AWD option
₱ 1,148,000 - ₱ 1,258,000
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