HPI launches MyHonda+ app



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RIDERS test Honda Big Bike motorcycles equipped with E-Clutch technology at the Honda Safety Driving Center in Parañaque City.
PHOTOGRAPHs COURTESY OF HONDA
Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI) has introduced the MyHonda+ Philippines mobile app and an upgraded website as new online channels for motorcycle customers in the country.
The app gives users access to information about HPI motorcycles, electric vehicles and power products.
Customers can also check promotions and events, arrange test rides and service bookings, and connect with rider communities through the platform.
HPI’s upgraded website supports the same effort by giving customers another place to browse its product range and learn about available services. The website covers the company’s commuter motorcycles, Big Bike models, electric vehicles and power products.
The company presented both platforms at the Honda Safety Driving Center in Parañaque City. Members of the media and content creators attended demonstrations of the app and website during the event.
Guests also took part in test rides aboard Honda Big Bike motorcycles equipped with E-Clutch technology. HPI also featured its electric vehicles during the program.
Jomel Jerezo, vice president for sales and customer relations operations of Honda Philippines Inc., said the launch comes as the company continues to expand its product range and digital services.
“This dual-platform launch marks an important milestone for Honda Philippines as we continue to expand both our product lineup and our digital capabilities,” Jerezo said.
He added that the app and website are intended to give customers easier access to HPI products and services while supporting changes in mobility in the Philippines.
The two platforms give prospective buyers a way to check models and product information before visiting a dealership. Existing customers may also use the app to book service appointments and follow HPI events and promotions.
HPI said the app and website are part of its connected rider ecosystem, which links its motorcycles and power products with online services.
The MyHonda+ app is available through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Customers may also download it through a QR code provided by HPI.