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Suzuki Philippines and the Jimny Hub Celebrate the Spirit of Adventure at Jimnyfest 2025
The Philippine Star
|March 12, 2025
Suzuki Philippines reaffirmed its strong commitment to the Jimny community by supporting JIMNYFEST 2025, the largest gathering of Suzuki Jimny enthusiasts in the country.
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Organized by The Jimny Hub, the event took place from February 27 to March 1 at The Nest Resort and Campgrounds, bringing together a passionate community of adventurers, united by their love for the iconic Suzuki Jimny. More than just a festival, the event was a testament to the brand's dedication to fostering camaraderie, adventure, and off-road excellence among Jimny owners and enthusiasts.
John Ongsiaco, President of The Jimny Hub and Rugged Rigs Performance, proudly announced that 180 Jimnys and nearly 500 attendees, including participants from the US, Japan, and Thailand, took part in the festival.
The event kicked off with an exhilarating off-road trail at Calabasa River, Gabaldon, where the Jimny's renowned 4x4 capabilities were put to the test. Following this adventure-filled start, the festival officially commenced with an opening ceremony attended by Palayan City Mayor Vianne Cuevas and local tourism officials, further solidifying the event's significance within the community.

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