Toyota Antipolo dealership breaks ground to expand mobility in Rizal
Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP), in partnership with Toyota Taytay, Rizal Inc., has officially commenced development of the Toyota Antipolo dealership, marking a key milestone in the company’s efforts to expand its network and enhance service accessibility for customers in Rizal province.
The upcoming facility, located along L. Sumulong Memorial Circle in Barangay San Jose, is designed to provide high-quality automotive services, reflecting Toyota’s commitment to worry-free ownership and a superior guest experience.
A state-of-the-art facility
Once completed, the dealership will span 12,160 square meters across three floors and a mezzanine. It will feature a modern showroom capable of displaying seven vehicles and 37 service bays equipped for Express Maintenance, Periodic Maintenance, Body & Paint Services, and General Repairs. The facility is structured to improve service efficiency and accommodate growing customer demand in the province.
TMP President Masando Hashimoto expressed his enthusiasm for the project. “I have always hoped that a Toyota dealership will be part of Antipolo,” he said. “I can’t wait for the grand opening at the earliest possible timing, not just because Toyota Antipolo is set to strengthen our network, but because it helps us serve customers with greater convenience.”
Driving local growth and employment
Toyota Antipolo President Zellyn Lim Diaz highlighted the project’s impact on the local community. “As we establish Toyota Antipolo, we are proud to contribute to the local economy,” she said. “This project will generate employment — from jobs during construction to long-term careers once operations begin. More importantly, it will provide opportunities for learning, development, and stability for many families. Because progress is most meaningful when it uplifts others.”
Antipolo’s rapidly growing economy is driven by retail, real estate, tourism, and MSMEs. Its strategic location near Metro Manila, combined with major road networks such as Marcos Highway and Ortigas Avenue Extension, ensures high commuter traffic and accessibility, further reinforcing the need for a fully equipped automotive facility.
