Chevrolet Philippines has started 2026 by putting its after-sales support on top. Case in point, it is now extending the Chevrolet Gift of Great Service promo, an out-of-warranty oil change service package aimed at providing added value and peace of mind to existing Chevrolet owners. As before, this initiative is being rolled out through Chevrolet Philippines’ official distributor Hariphil Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI).
The Chevrolet Gift of Great Service promo extension is still happening now and will run until January 31, 2026. This limited-time special offer is designed to help owners maintain their vehicles’ conditions to factory standards even after warranty coverage has ended. The package includes essential maintenance components such as engine oil, oil filter, drain plug gasket, and labor, all carried out at Chevrolet’s authorized dealerships nationwide. By bundling these services, the brand helps to make professional-level, top-quality vehicle maintenance more accessible.
Sharing the good news, HARI Vice Chair, President, and CEO Maria Fe Perez-Agudo went on to say, “The Gift of Great Service reflects our long-standing commitment to our valued Chevrolet owners. This is our way of ensuring every Chevrolet continues to deliver dependable performance while giving owners added peace of mind. It’s about starting the New Year with reliability, confidence, and the trusted care that Chevrolet stands for.”
Perez-Agudo’s statement holds true, as according to HARI, the program highlights Chevrolet’s customer-first philosophy, which prioritizes long-term vehicle reliability and ownership confidence. The company emphasized that the promo is not only about cost savings, but preserving performance and dependability through the use of genuine Chevrolet parts and HARI-trained technicians.
Chevrolet Philippines is encouraging owners nationwide to visit authorized dealerships to avail of the after-sales promo. Chevrolet also reiterated that all services under the program are conducted by expert technicians using approved components, ensuring reliability and consistency across its network.
Autocar’s Take
Chevrolet Philippines’ decision to create, and even extend the validity period, of an after-sales program specifically for out-of-warranty units is a practical move that addresses a real ownership concern. In most cases, a car dealership’s after-sales support gradually subsides once warranty coverage ends, but Chevrolet’s initiative signals a long-term view of customer relationships rather than short, limited, need-to-comply transactions.
By combining essential maintenance items and labor under a single promo, Chevrolet effectively lowers the barrier for proper vehicle upkeep, reinforcing the value of authorized service centers. In a market where ownership costs matter, this approach strengthens brand trust and keeps customers engaged well beyond the initial sale.
