Navara holds price line
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Amid rising costs and a new law affecting pickup trucks, Nissan Philippines has decided to keep its current Navara pricing unchanged for July 2025.
The announcement comes after the Capital Market Efficiency Promotion Act (CMEPA) took effect on 1 July. The new regulation removes the tax exemption for pickup trucks not used for livelihood, prompting many to expect higher prices across the board. But for now, Nissan is holding the line, at least while dealership stocks last.
To make the most of this move, Nissan is bringing back its Intelligent Mobility Tour. The event will showcase the brand’s latest models and offer limited-time deals. It’s also a chance for buyers to see what’s new, test drive some cars, and possibly score better ownership packages.
“By hosting the interactive Nissan Intelligent Mobility Tour, we are giving more Filipinos the opportunity to experience our vehicles firsthand and explore accessible ownership options in a dynamic and engaging environment,” says Masao Tsutsumi, Nissan Philippines president.
Nissan Philippines warmly invites the public to visit the Nissan Intelligent Mobility Tour to provide an excellent opportunity for Filipinos to learn why Nissan remains a trusted name in the Philippine automotive industry.
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