Hino Motors Philippines (HMP) says strategic international collaboration is key to delivering modern mobility solutions as the country’s logistics, construction, and public transport sectors advance. This follows the official entry of ARCHION, the commercial vehicle group uniting Hino and Mitsubishi Fuso, into the Commercial Japan Partnership Technologies (CJPT), taking over Hino Motors Ltd.’s seat as part of the two brands’ business integration.
CJPT brings together top Japanese commercial vehicle makers to speed up development of next-generation technologies such as connected systems, electrification, and hydrogen power. Set up to tackle pressing logistics issues like driver shortages and carbon reduction goals that no single manufacturer can solve alone, the alliance works closely with governments, transport operators, and infrastructure providers. It focuses on advancing connected, autonomous, shared, and electrified mobility to boost efficiency and build a carbon-neutral transport sector.
For Hino’s Philippine customers, this partnership confirms the company’s ongoing investment in innovations that will keep local businesses competitive and resilient. “Filipino businesses need reliable transport to operate smoothly. As the industry evolves globally, we are committed to bringing our customers advances that improve dependability, efficiency, and long-term success,” said HMP president Maki Yamazaki. She added that innovation matters most when it supports customers’ growth, and that Hino will continue to stand by them as their needs change.
Hino Motors Philippines remains dedicated to its Total Support promise, combining quality vehicles, strong aftersales care, and lasting partnerships to keep Filipino businesses moving well into the future.
