PITS stop for commercial vehicles
The first-ever Philippine International Truck Show happens this Oct. 22 to 24, 2026 at Hall 1 of the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.
Organized by the Truck Manufacturers Association, Inc. (TMA), in partnership with the Automotive Body Manufacturers Association of the Philippines, Inc., the exhibition brings together leading truck manufacturers, distributors and local body builders under one roof.
“The 1st Philippine International Truck Show represents an important milestone for our industry,” said TMA president Robert Carlos in a press statement.
“Commercial vehicles are essential to our economy, connecting industries, communities, and opportunities across the country,” he added. “By bringing these solutions together under one roof, we hope to help businesses of all sizes discover the right vehicles, technologies, and applications to move their operations forward.”
Isuzu
Isuzu Philippines Corporation (IPC), the country’s top-selling truck brand for 26 consecutive years, showcased the Isuzu N-Series EV Concept Truck that offers visitors a glimpse into the future of electric commercial transportation as Isuzu continues to explore different mobility solutions for evolving customer requirements.
Alongside this, the Japanese automaker displayed its best-selling TRAVIZ in a new Silver Utility Van body configuration developed in collaboration with Almazora Motors Corporation. Designed for efficient last-mile delivery and small business operations, the TRAVIZ offers a maximum payload capacity of 1,660 kilograms.
Also on display was the Isuzu NLR85 C-Tech Refrigerated Van, equipped with a 10-foot refrigerated body developed by CENTRO Nippon Fruehauf Cooltech Inc. This is capable of maintaining temperatures as low as -25 degrees Celsius for businesses requiring dependable cold-chain logistics.
IPC is likewise offering event-exclusive discounts of up to P200,000 on select truck models.
Hino
Hino Motors Philippines Corp’s display included the Hino 200 Series Utility Van, Hino 200 Series Customized Rescue Truck, Hino 500 Series Tractor Head and Hino PUV Class II Wide.
A key highlight is the relaunch of the Hino 200 Series, reinforcing the model’s suitability for various commercial applications. Beyond its vehicle lineup, Hino emphasized its Total Support philosophy, showcasing its aftersales services and body manufacturing capabilities aimed at maximizing vehicle uptime and customer productivity.
Toyota
Toyota Motor Philippines held the official public launch of the Toyota Tamaraw MPUV Class 1 at the show.
Designed to support the modernization of public transportation, the Class 1 configuration offers a practical mobility solution for passenger transport operators and communities. Visitors can also explore other Tamaraw body applications, demonstrating the platform’s flexibility for passenger transportation, cargo delivery and various business requirements.
FUSO
Sojitz FUSO Philippines Corporation showcased the strength of the MITSUBISHI FUSO brand through an exhibition centered on its iconic Three-Diamond emblem, symbolically connecting the vehicles on display.
Featured models include the FUSO Canter FE73 light truck and the FUSO eCanter, the latter being an electric light-duty truck developed for businesses seeking more sustainable transport solutions.
JMC
Global Autodistribution, Inc. (JMC) highlighted its growing electric-commercial-vehicle portfolio with two models designed for modern business and logistics operations.
The JMC JMH EV Closed Van features a maximum payload capacity of 1,540 kilograms, a 64-kWh CATL battery and a claimed CLTC driving range of up to 300 kilometers. Meanwhile, the JMC JCE Van EV offers a payload capacity of 1,310 kilograms, a 53.58-kWh battery and a claimed CLTC driving range of up to 320 kilometers.
The Chinese company is also offering event-exclusive discounts of up to P200,000 on the JCE Van EV.
MAN
MAN Automotive Concessionaires Corporation presented its MAN TGX 33.440 and MAN TGX 33.540 tractor heads, designed for demanding long-haul transportation and logistics operations.
Completing the lineup is the Volkswagen Delivery 9.170 Refrigerated Van, demonstrating a specialized solution for businesses involved in temperature-sensitive cargo distribution.
Proudly Pinoy
Columbian Motors Corporation (CMC) and Sta. Rosa Motor Works, Inc. joined forces for “The Ultimate Blank Canvas,” which a versatile chassis platform to accommodate a wide range of applications, including cargo vans, refrigerated trucks, mobile workshops, ambulances and modern public utility vehicles.
In addition, the locally manufactured SR Minibus is a 36-seater air-conditioned passenger transport designed for local roads and conditions. Developed for shuttle services, tourism operations and public transportation applications, it features heavy-duty suspension, ergonomic seating and a platform designed to accommodate conventional and electric powertrains.
KIA
Finally, the KIA K4000G is a versatile commercial vehicle powered by a 2.5-liter turbo diesel engine producing 130 horsepower and 255 Newton-meters of torque.
With its low deck height of approximately 2.5 feet and multiple body configuration options, the K4000G offers a practical solution for logistics, cargo delivery and growing small and medium enterprises (SME).
PH bodywork
Beyond the latest commercial vehicle platforms, PITS 2026 placed a strong spotlight on the capabilities of the Philippine body-building industry.
Almazora Motors Corporation showcased its expertise in commercial vehicle body manufacturing through an Isuzu NLR77 PUV Class 2, alongside its MAN Land Jet and Assemble Point EV Smart Mobile Kitchen.
Centro Manufacturing Corporation, celebrating its 30th anniversary, presented its exhibition under the theme “Japan-Quality Solutions, Built Local.” Its display included an Isuzu FRR equipped with a 3-ton Tadano TM-ZE303MH truck-mounted crane, designed for construction, utilities, logistics and industrial applications.
The company also showcased a Hino XZU710 equipped with a 6.5-cubic-meter ShinMaywa garbage compactor, intended for local government units, waste management contractors and sanitation service providers.
Meanwhile, Kyoei Autobody brought its Vario PUV Class 1 that is designed to support the evolving requirements of local public transportation, while Geordan Multiventures Corporation showcases its Newly Designed Utility Van Body with Frameless Windows and Corrugated Steel Van Body.
F. Cura Industries also highlighted its expertise in specialized vehicle body manufacturing, particularly for military and fire truck applications.
Show-exclusive promos
PITS 2026 also provided business owners and fleet operators with opportunities to explore exclusive promotional offers from participating brands.
FOTON offers special financing offers designed to make commercial-vehicle ownership more accessible, including zero-percent interest for up to 48 months and downpayment options ranging from 20 to 50 percent. The promotion applies exclusively to participating internal combustion engine models, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
Admission to the 1st Philippine International Truck Show is free. Exhibition hours run from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Oct. 22 and 23, and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Oct. 24.
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