Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc. (HMPH) is celebrating its third anniversary with a bang, turning Bonifacio High Street into a mini automotive playground from 20 to 22 June.

The three-day Hyundai Mobility Experience is more than just a car display. The weekend lineup includes live music, freebies, test drives, kid-friendly workshops, and even something for fur parents. It’s Hyundai’s way of throwing a thank-you party, and they’re doing it loud and proud.

Kicking things off on opening day is the big reveal of an old favorite, one of Hyundai’s subcompact SUVs, makes a comeback, now with a fresh face but still with the same quirky charm as before. As night falls, expect a full-blown concert headlined by Hyundai brand ambassador Sarah Geronimo, with performances from Sam Concepcion and Lola Amour.

On 21 and 22 June, visitors can get behind the wheel of Hyundai’s latest models, including the Creta, Elantra, Stargazer X, Custin, Staria, Tucson and Santa Fe. There’s also a special “N Corner” over at C1 Park for those into Hyundai’s sportier side, with the Ioniq 5 N and Elantra N on display, plus a virtual race simulator where fans can compete for exclusive N gear.

Meanwhile, there’s plenty of action for non-drivers, too. Kids ages 5 to 12 can join a robotics workshop to build their own mini electric cars, while pet owners can get a souvenir snapshot of their furry companions at the Furbility photobooth. And yes, there’s an aftersales hub in the area too for folks curious about service, parts and pre-booking.

To sweeten the weekend, Hyundai’s giving away a cup of Araro Gelato (made from fresh carabao’s milk) to anyone who registers at the event. Those who take a test drive or reserve a unit get a free Hyundai x Knowell backpack, and for every reservation, a matching bag is donated to a local foundation.

Special deals are also up for grabs: on-site reservations for any variant of the Stargazer or Creta come with a P10,000 e-voucher.

If you’re up for a laid-back weekend with a bit of everything, music, food, freebies, and shiny new cars, Hyundai’s BGC takeover might be worth a look.