HYUNDAI MOTOR PHILIPPINES, INC. (HMPH) recently donated two Hyundai Elantra units to the Philippine National Police (PNP) in a ceremonial turnover attended by Acting Chief PNP PGen. Jose Melencio C. Nartatez, Director for Logistics PMGen. Martin E. Defensor, Jr., Deputy Director for Logistics PBGen Roel C. Rodolfo, members of the PNP Command Group, and other guests.
Representing HMPH were President Jiho Son and Managing Director Cecil Capacete, who reaffirmed the support of the company to the PNP in its thrust to enhance public safety and national security. “These Elantra patrol cars are purpose-built to support the PNP’s vital mission of protecting the nation. This handover reflects Hyundai’s belief that mobility should evolve with the needs of modern law enforcement,” said Mr. Son. “Hyundai is privileged to stand with the PNP as a partner in building safer and more progressive communities.”
The units turned over were an Elantra GL Std and Elantra HEV, which are modeled after the advanced systems used by the Korea National Police Agency. Equipped with the latest police technologies, the Hyundai Elantra patrol cars are designed to ensure efficient operations and the safety of police personnel in all situations.
The Elantra Hybrid Smart Patrol Car comes with surround cameras, radar-based speed detection, and an intelligent plate recognition system — tools that significantly enhance operational response. These innovations are aligned with Hyundai’s global vision of “Progress for Humanity,” demonstrating the brand’s dedication to meaningful contributions to peace and order nationwide.
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