Hyundai Motor PH awards winners of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Test Drive Promo

Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc., (HMPH) has formally awarded the two lucky winners of the company’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Test Drive Promo. The winners were able to enter the contest by test-driving the new Hyundai Creta.

The winners are Lloyd Canonce from Leyte and Danielle Lois San Miguel from Naga.

The draw took place at HMPH’s main office in Bonifacio Global City, last October 3. Both Canonce and San Miguel won free flights and tournament passes. The two winners will get to choose one companion and will be given a travel allowance, a city tour, and a four-day stay at Mövenpick West Bay in Doha.

“I could not believe I won the raffle. After getting a call from a representative from Hyundai Motor Philippines, I immediately dropped by Hyundai Tacloban to confirm. And true enough, it was destiny that led me here,” Canonce said.

“I was very surprised, as the promo was open nationwide and surely joined by many. I didn’t have any expectations and just genuinely enjoyed the test drive then placed a reservation thereafter. This will truly be a core memory for me thanks to Hyundai,” San Miguel added.

HMPH’s Managing Director Cecil Capacete congratulated the winners and said that Hyundai is excited for the winners to meet the rest of the country winners and join the festivities at this year’s FIFA World Cup.

“We are also thankful to everyone across the country who took part and experienced first-hand the outstanding features that our subcompact SUV offers. HMPH was really excited to roll out this campaign, because not only did we get to rally more Filipinos towards our sustainability cause but also bring a much-deserved attention to the Creta. It embodies a fun-loving and hard-working personality, which we invite customers to see and meet for themselves at their nearest Hyundai Motor dealership,” Capacete said.

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