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All-new Elantra officially unveiled at 2025 MIAS, now available in Hybrid and N Line variants

Manila Bulletin

April 11, 2025

Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc. (HMPH) officially reveals the all-new ELANTRA during the 20th Manila International Auto Show. This launch serves as the comeback of one the brand's iconic nameplates.

Leading Hyundai's Opening Day Presentation was HMPH President, Mr. Jiho Son. The program was then graced by Hyundai Brand Ambassadors, Mr. Paulo Avelino and Ms. Kim Chiu.

"All of these milestones continue to prove Hyundai's greatness as a globally competitive brand. With Hybrid technology changing the automotive landscape worldwide, we believe that the launch of the all-new ELANTRA will set us on a path to continue evolving, innovating, and being more than just a mobility partner for Filipinos around the country." said Mr. Jiho Son, HMPH President, during his presentation.

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