Jetour Opens Lanang



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Jetour Auto Philippines (JAPI) has opened a new dealership in Lanang, Davao City, as the brand adds another sales and service point in Mindanao.
The 3,000-square-meter facility is operated by Davao Bonifacio Motors. It brings Jetour vehicle sales and after-sales service under one roof for customers in Davao City and nearby areas in South Mindanao.
The dealership has a 300-square-meter showroom that can display up to seven vehicles. Customers can view the brand’s lineup in one place and compare models before making a purchase.
A larger part of the site is allotted for service work. The dealership has a 1,170-square-meter service area with 10 work bays. Two bays are dedicated to electric vehicle service, which gives the facility room to support Jetour’s growing EV offerings.
Jetour said the Lanang outlet gives customers in the region easier access to vehicle maintenance, repairs and regular service. The brand also sees the site as a way to improve support for buyers after they take delivery of their vehicles.
Miguelito Jose, managing director of Jetour Auto Philippines, said the company welcomes customers to the new dealership and expects the facility to serve more communities across South Mindanao.
“This facility allows us to better support our customers, whether they are purchasing a new vehicle or returning for regular maintenance and service,” Jose said.
The Lanang dealership also adds to local business activity in Davao City. The new outlet is expected to support jobs tied to vehicle sales, service operations and dealership support work.