As the official mobility partner of the 30th SEA Games, we are grateful to provide meaningful assistance to all local and international athletes and teams by equipping them with safe, comfortable and stylish rides for the duration of the games.
FULL lineup of MG vehicles, including the MG 5 sedan (pictured above), the RX5 SUV, the ZS Crossover SUV and the MG 6 Fastback Sedan will be featured during the entirety of the 30th SEA Games.
Morris Garages (MG) recently signed an agreement with the Philippine Southeast Asian Games Organizing Committee (Phisgoc) and Mediapro Asia to be the official mobility partner of the upcoming 30th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games and the 10th ASEAN Para Games.
As sponsorship, 80 MG vehicles will don the 30th SEA Games logo. These then will be used to ferry athletes and teams to and from games. These special-edition MG 30th SEA Games edition vehicles will be seen in various parts of the country during the much-awaited, multi-sport biennial event. With this partnership, MG supports all the athletes participating in the 30th SEA Games on their path to greatness as we all #DriveToWin.
MG is backed by almost a century of motoring heritage and is truly the fastest growing global brand with headquarters in both hemispheres of the globe. Specifically, in Southeast Asia, it is present in the country and in Thailand, as well as an upcoming new market in Indonesia. Today, the MG brand is teeming with youthful energy; and its dynamism as an automotive innovator pushes the envelope of excellence.
In its partnership with the 30th SEA Games, MG identifies with and celebrates the pursuit of excellence. The same values that drive MG forward: discipline, honesty, innovation, hard work, character and fun are mirrored in each and every SEA Games athlete.
MG Philippines president and CEO Atty. Alberto B. Arcilla, said: “To be part of the 30th Southeast Asian games, an edition that features so many milestones and firsts, is a distinct honor for us at MG Philippines. As the official mobility partner of the 30th SEA Games, we are grateful to provide meaningful assistance to all local and international athletes and teams by equipping them with safe, comfortable and stylish rides for the duration of the games.”
(FROM left) Xu Shengyu, chief representative for Philippine market, SAIC Motor International; Lyn M. Buena, executive vice president and director for marketing and communication services, and Atty. Alberto B. Arcilla, president and CEO, MG Philippines; Jojit Alcazar, senior managing director, Philippine SEA Games Organizational Committee; Sherman Tan, head of business development, Mediapro Asia; Vance Lin, director of sales, China, Mediapro Asia seal their partnership.
“It is our privilege to be of service to all athletes as they battle it out for their respective countries, and it invigorates us to see so many energetic talents sharing in the spirit of competition and camaraderie. Through this partnership, we uphold the long sporting heritage of MG and enliven the competitive spirit that fuels MG to excel,” he added.
For his part, Lars Heidenreich, managing director of Mediapro Asia, shared: “We are thrilled to have another partner on board through us. With MG, we hope this sponsorship turns the Philippines into a stronghold for the brand.”
Phisgoc Foundation Inc. is likewise delighted to have MG on board as a transportation and mobility partner who can surely accommodate the needs of all the athletes and participants of the 30th SEA Games.
“We thank MG for the opportunity to partner with a brand with such a rich motoring heritage. We are likewise very thankful to MG for providing everyone in the SEA Games with the ability and the means to move around all our many game venues all over the country,” Phisgoc senior managing director Jojit Alcazar, said.
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