Mitsubishi PHL sees no impact from Thai floods, sales dip amid EV transition
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corp. (MMPC) stated that recent flooding in Thailand has not impacted its vehicle inventory. However, the company anticipates a sales downturn this year due to the ongoing transition to hybrid electric vehicles.
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