SELLING LIKE HOTCAKES
UAAGI roadshow brings clients closer to dream vehicles
VISITORS check out a Chery Tiggo model on display as part of the four-day UAAGI On The Move event.
Photographs courtesy of Cherry Auto
The four-day UAAGI On The Move roadshow drew crowds to the SM Mall of Asia Central Atrium from 26 February to 1 March 2026, as car buyers browsed and test drove models from six brands under the United Asia Automotive Group Inc. (UAAGI). umbrella.
The event gathered vehicles from BAIC, Chery, Foton, Jetour, Lynk & Co and Radar. Visitors saw a mix of gasoline vehicles, hybrids, electric models, SUVs, and pickup trucks displayed at the mall’s main atrium.
UAAGI also set up a trade-in appraisal area at the parking building. Vehicle owners requested an evaluation through the group’s hotline and brought their units for inspection.
CROWDS gather around the multi-brand display of BAIC, Chery, Foton, Jetour, Lynk & Co and Radar during the UAAGI On The Move roadshow at SM Mall of Asia.
Photographs courtesy of Cherry Auto
Certified appraisers provided quotations during the event. Sellers had the option to use the value of their old vehicle as part of the down payment for a new unit.
An after-sales consultation booth operated at the main atrium display for existing owners of UAAGI brands. Product specialists answered questions on maintenance, servicing schedules and vehicle concerns.
Test drives ran throughout the four days, and guests registered at the main display area before heading to the test course on the eighth floor of the mall’s Parking Building A.
Brand representatives assisted participants during the drive sessions. Those who completed a test drive received official merchandise from the brand they sampled.
Reservations made during the event came with a Lucky Draw entry. UAAGI offered cash discounts of up to P100,000 to selected winners. The promo applied to reservations secured and verified within the event period.
The financing desks from BPI, RCBC and Genesis Capital Financing processed loan applications on-site. Some buyers received same-day approvals, which helped speed up purchase decisions.
In a statement released during the roadshow, UAAGI chairman Rommel Sytin said the group wanted to bring its brands closer to customers and make ownership easier to navigate. He added that the event highlighted both the vehicle lineup and the support network behind each sale.
UAAGI described the mall showcase as the opening leg of its 2026 roadshow series. The company said it planned to hold similar activities in other locations later in the year.