Suzuki Philippines is strengthening its nationwide dealership network as the “ber” months get underway, with three key dealership developments scheduled between September and October 2026.
The expansion covers the opening of Suzuki Auto Oton in Iloilo and Suzuki Auto Batangas City, along with the relocation and reopening of Suzuki Auto Manila Bay in Pasay City. Together, the three facilities are intended to bring vehicles, sales assistance, and after-sales services closer to customers in their respective areas.
First on the calendar is the grand opening of Suzuki Auto Oton on September 28, 2026. Located along J.C. Zulueta St. in Poblacion South, Oton, Iloilo, the dealership is operated by Grand Canyon Multi Holdings, Inc., headed by Dealer Principal Andrew Jan Po.
The facility is the group’s 10th Suzuki dealership and operates as a 3S Satellite facility. Customers can check out Suzuki’s vehicle lineup, receive assistance from the sales team, and have their vehicles serviced by trained technicians using genuine Suzuki parts.
A few days later, Suzuki Auto Batangas City will open on October 2. Located at JAH Bldg. along the National Highway in Alangilan, Batangas City, the dealership is operated by Mt. Sinai Motors Corporation under Dealer Principal Anthony N. Cheng.
The outlet marks the group’s 12th Suzuki dealership and also operates as a 3S Satellite facility. Its location along the National Road is expected to provide easier access for customers in Batangas City and nearby areas, with vehicle sales, service, and parts support available at the site.
Meanwhile, Suzuki Auto Manila Bay will hold its Relocation Opening on October 6. Operated by Wheels, Inc. under Dealer Principal Ramon T. Goh, the dealership has moved to Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard in Pasay City.
The relocated 3S Satellite facility will provide vehicle sales assistance as well as service and parts support for existing owners. The brand says the move reflects Wheels, Inc.’s continued expansion in Metro Manila.
According to Norihide Takei, Director and General Manager for the Automobile Division of Suzuki Philippines, the developments highlight the company’s continued partnership with its dealers and its effort to bring its network closer to Filipino customers.
With these three developments, the company is adding and improving facilities across key areas as it heads into the final months of 2026.
Autocar’s Take
The Japanese brand‘s latest dealership expansion is less about simply adding more names to its network and more about putting sales and after-sales support closer to customers. The timing is also interesting, with the dealerships all opening or reopening within a short period.
For buyers, accessibility can matter just as much as the vehicle itself, particularly when servicing and parts support are involved. These new and improved 3S Satellite facilities give customers more convenient points of contact, while also showing how its dealer partners continue to expand their presence in different parts of the country.
